i did pain pills before, but the roxies got me. i ended up getting on pretty bad. i got to where i couldn t sleep for three hours without having to get up and snort some pills. i started doing all my profit. like, i was probably doing, like, 20 to 30 a day. it was bad. it got to where i lost everything. i lost everything before i even got indicted. my daughter overdosed on pain pills when she was 16 months old on roxies. she got a hold of my prescription, yeah, and she almost died. you know, when things are going good, you don t want to stop doing them. there was no reason to stop at that time. chris and jeff, they wanted the best of stuff. jeff had a lamborghini. chris gets an unbelievable truck, fancy watches, jet skis.
local police. we showed up to chris house to serve the search warrants. he was not there. we ended up calling chris george on the phone. hello? christopher? yes. it s the sheriff s office. what s wrong? you need to come home right now. there s some people at your house that need to speak to you. we breached the entrance, initiated the search. we seized a small amount of cash, some documents. hello. hey. babe, i m [bleep] they have a search warrant. they re inside my house. what? for what? i don t know. we did find three firearms. chris is a convicted felon. he s not supposed to have any firearms in his house. call your lawyer right now, chris. you need to go there and see what s going on. listen, there are two guns in the garage. you need to say they re yours. i ll get rid of them. baby, you might have to take the blame for some of this stuff. that s fine, babe. call your lawyer. babe.
wasn t minnesota nice at all, that math was a violent man. the key testimony came from liz s best friends. part of elizabeth this general turn a voice would ve been in the timeframe we talked about. increasingly submissive. she became very quiet, whispered a lot. there are a couple of instances, where she told me that matthew had become physical with her. liz called me, and she informed me that, matt had grabbed her by the shoulders, and shoved her so he started swinging at or. and it scared her. and when louise made plans to leave it, so the prosecutor, matt killed her, and left behind evidence. a large bloodstain on the carpet. the carpet cleaner, plastic wrap, the knife hidden in the attic. and on the night she disappeared, loses desperate
it s something that is definitely intrusive. now it seemed mad had left the door wide open. so, a few days later, siena team investigators set out douche search matt and loses home from top to bottom, really tear the place apart this time. and what they found, well we ll. coming up. she called me. and she sounded frantic. she said, talking about he s gonna kill me. a phone call from liz becomes a crucial new clue. i told her, lock yourself in your room, we just have to get the morning. and hidden in the attic, another. we re on the case that long and you re like, this is it. so it was a very good moment for me. when dateline continues. downy in-wash scent boosters
she met. she s in an abusive relationship with him. she decides to buy a gun and she kills him. she shoots him 6 times with a.38 special. she was charged with murder. her attorney, leonard ambrose, realized just how difficult a defense case he had. after the shooting, she went out with a bag filled with $18,000 in cash and was soliciting individuals to help her with a chainsaw, cut up the body and bury it. oh, you re kidding. which started the whole thing going. part of ambrose s defense consisted of having marjorie committed three times while she awaited trial. to illustrate just how truly ill she was, ambrose pointed to what authorities found in her house after her 1984 arrest. marjorie was a hoarder in the extreme. she had 400 pounds of cheese in the attic. she had hundreds of dozens of eggs in the freezers. i mean, who would put 400 pounds of cheese in your attic