every day i wanted answers, every day i was told it was an unknown. people don t just die! she was a loving mother he was a crime fightin prosecutor you are a pillar of tha community. i did what i thought wa right. then one day, the law was a his door his wife was dead in bed her eyes were open, she was pale i just remember crying, and not believing it suddenly suspicious but no evidence of a crime any signs of a struggle no. it was case closed years passed new lives. two new wives. he s extremely charming we just had the most amazin time then, a new detective dusts off the old case what s trumped out at you most definitely the arm where in a race position my first thought was the manner of death would b what s really happened in that bedroom i m - a young mother s death was mystery, but was in the murder tell me what happened to he to my face do not give me excuses it runs through the heart o america. along, meandering
he s an all american? yes this is what all kids dream about. he was living that life. it was looking like he woul go to the nfl, that was kind o a dream of his then he realized grande ambitions. finding crime as a prosecutor, serving his country in the national guard and his community and politics i want to do some meaningfu work that is going to do make difference in the lives of people but what happened in this little house in quincy to one person in particular. that made curtis really stan out from all the world to see. we re doing continuin coverage in the curtis lovelac murder case. right now, the defense is presenting its closing arguments in the case. big dreams on inviting rive can carry you far. or they can drag you under this is the very strange journey of curtis lovelace all american, to crimina defendant.
Feeding industry, towns, and imaginations. the mississippi river gave us tom sawyer and huckleberry then. mark twain grew up in hannibal, missouri. and just across the weather in quincy, illinois, lived another larger than life character. the judge curtis lovelace is this small time kid who wanted to be a star. and for a while he was, a full-time champion for the university of . he s an all american? yes. this is what all kids dream about. he was living that life. it was looking like he would go to the nfl, that was kind of a dream of his. then he realized grander ambitions. finding crime as a prosecutor, serving his country in the national guard. and his community and politics. i want to do some meaningful work that is going to do make a difference in the lives of people. but what happened in this little house in quincy? to one person in particular.
Over. luckily, everyone on board was rescued and no one was seriously hurt. well, a milwaukee man gets a $500 ticket for swearing on a bus. the man who got the ticket, terry duncan admitted the two words that started with an f and an s. and end with? [beep]. [beep]. thank you, vanna. he was stunned when he was ordered off a bus by an undercover deputy and was handed a disorderly conduct ticket. i hope this isn t happening in new york. duncan says the ticket infringes on his right to free speech, milwaukee police say it s a quality of life issue. wow! ok. that s the word to the wise. clayton. i mean, they re down to the lowest common denominator. they re out of crime and now they re finding crime. the saggy pants bill. that s how they can restock their coffers with a lot of money. fantastic. makes the belt industry very happy, finally cracking down. at 19 minutes after the top of