It is time the truth come out. The call came in the middle of the night it was their friend in a panic. He had gone missing off the boat and that is where it started what did you think . That was the ticket to the count of three repeat of that let me here on wartime type of thing no matter how many times you heard it, it just did not make sense. You think of all these things, it rushes through your head. Except, this was clearly true. I just saw disaster happening, in a foreign country. You say this cant be, this cant be. I knew it. He has to be another explanation. There was some other explanation all right, it just was not the one anyone was expecting. My instinct said, this is going to go sideways fast, i just did not know which way or how. How we were going to get there. Maple says a marvelous city, and his beautiful market wasnt and castigated reporter for the italian newspaper it is full of life, it is full of colors, and it is a beautiful place to visit, as a tourist. One of tho
horrible way to go. we found a lot of things suspicious. there s no video of it happening. there s no witness testimony, there s no fingerprints. she was dead before she landed in the water. i was approached by the fbi to record my conversations. you are interrogating somebody who is a major suspect. nothing i would have ever imagined could have prepared me for this. this is just phenomenally devious what you described. yes, i realized i was being used. it is time the truth come out. the call came in the middle of the night it was their friend in a panic. he had gone missing off the boat and that is where it started what did you think? that was the ticket to the count of three repeat of that let me here on wartime type of thing no matter how many times you heard it, it just did not make sense. you think of all these things, it rushes through your head. except, this was clearly true. i just saw disaster happening, in a foreign country. you say t
Seem credible. but i didn t know if any of the jurors felt sorry for him. five months after trial started, the case was handed to a jury. what they see an innocent man taken advantage of time and again or a heartless murder? micki s brother told she wondered. they are 14 years to come up with a story, 14 years over and over to make everything fit. after just an hour of deliberation, it all came undone. the verdict? guilty of first degree murder for financial gain. how did lonnie take it? he shook his head. he just stood there and shook his head, because i watched him. and watching him. he s shaking his head. he wouldn t look back at you? no. micki s niece, julie, had been waiting to. as soon as i heard the verdict, it was as big sense of relief. like, my aunt finally got justice. lonnie was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he is appealing his conviction. because of a life sentence, the da s office dropped the murder for hire charge. f
They tell you a little bit of the evidence. they tell the attorneys what the plea offer is going to be. if you don t accept it they go to the grand jury. what the feds do i can tell you this as a defense attorney practicing in this area you must plead to the highest most readily provable offense. every time they go into the grand jury and ratchet up the charges she is looking at greater exposure and not accepting the responsibility doesn t give her the coveted reductions in the sentencing code like felicity huffman got for a lighter sentence. to quote the great mr. t, the more you wait, pain. bill: did mr. t say that? sounds to me like they re trying to squeeze her. there has been that rumor. what they re doing is giving her a break. we have this memo that says if we go in and get higher charges you have to plead guilty to the hire charge. we re giving you opportunities each step of the way to plead guilty to the lesser charges.