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yes, he was initially angry, yes. angry enough to kill? who knows. was his new wife in danger, too? i am scared to death. brace yourself, because this killer was stone cold evil. wow, this is this has got me shaken. i m lester holt, and this is dateline. here s josh mankowitz with the devil in disguise. reporter: in this world we like to think that we can tell the difference between good and evil. but sometimes evil puts on a mask and comes to life s party as its opposite, a loved one, a friend, someone we think we can help. and by the time we figure out that we re wrong, it s too and so with that in mind, meet frank rodrigues, a guy who went looking for troubled souls. he was very drawn towards people that were broken, even though i don t have a lot i just want, you know, what i have, i want to give. reporter: frank gave a lot. did a lot of good in his life, until he ran across another soul who was not just troubled or broken, but pure evi ....
last week s mayhem and at the men behind the march. sadly because our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who don t pay attention, they couldn t just get out of the way of his car. also a debate, is it better to ignore kkk and nazi marchers or to confront them even with violence? joining me for insight and analysis are eugene robinson of the washington post, peggy noonan, columnist for the wall street journal, stephen hayes, and former democratic congress woman donna edwards of maryland. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. let s say up front that years from now this will not be remembered as the week steve bannon left the white house. make no mistake, while his departure may have significant consequences in the months to come, it was actually widely expected, even by him. no, ....
he was looking for someone or watching someone. watching her. he creeped me out so i left. did one man s obsession lead to another man s death? jealousy, rage. that s what we have here. someone pulled the trigger. but was someone else pulling the strings? i believe they think they re playing a game. but this was no game. this can t be. we don t live this kind of life. i m lester holt. and this is dateline. here s andrea canning. reporter: memories of a family man. she s a dancing girl. reporter: a doctor, a lover, a good man. he was the ultimate support system for everybody in his life. reporter: finally savoring life s rewards, until he found himself in the crosshairs of someone s obsession. there s tons of gossip and innuendo, especially in a small town in texas. reporter: it happened in lubbock, a town where texas-sized dreams can come true. other dangers that strike out of nowhere. on july 11th, 2012, a brutal hot spell had loosened ....
last week s mayhem and at the men behind the march. sadly because our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who don t pay attention, they couldn t just get out of the way of his car. also a debate, is it better to ignore kkk and nazi marchers or to confront them even with violence? joining me for insight and analysis are eugene robinson of the washington post, peggy noonan, columnist for the wall street journal, stephen hayes, and former democratic congress woman donna edwards of maryland. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. let s say up front that years from now this will not be remembered as the week steve bannon left the white house. make no mistake, while his departure may have significant consequences in the months to come, it was actually widely expected, even by him. no, ....
last week s mayhem and at the men behind the march. sadly because our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who don t pay attention, they couldn t just get out of the way of his car. also a debate, is it better to ignore kkk and nazi marchers or to confront them even with violence? joining me for insight and analysis are eugene robinson of the washington post, peggy noonan, columnist for the wall street journal, stephen hayes, and former democratic congress woman donna edwards of maryland. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. let s say up front that years from now this will not be remembered as the week steve bannon left the white house. make no mistake, while his departure may have significant consequences in the months to come, it was actually widely expected, even by him. no, ....