Bedroom. I was scared to death. I don t have any other choice. You shot him? i shot him. She said the man attacked her. He told me he was going to kill me. She had been assaulted. She defended herself. So, why did others call it murder? my very first words were, she set cares accounts kept changing. Just how different all the stories we re in how unbelievable they were. Lies. It s all lies. What really made cara pull that trigger. The rug was pulled out from underneath her. She was shot, she was angry. Yes. A jury will have to decide. And it when i did, because i had to, not because i wanted to. O. It was night when it happened. Golf close to florida three blocks from the water. 10:05 pm. Quiet at that our, safe for the odd passing car a neighborhood carrying on the cool ocean breeze. There was a moon, almost fall. Carol was in bed, all alone in a small darkened room. Then, searing as a heart attack, the dogs. They were growling. That s one of the things that made me feel so scared. So
We re currently seeing the middle east unravel faster than ilhan s marriage to her brother. We re seeing an surd an absurd gas shortage and high gas prices. We have a bumbling leaders who scares no one such someone who uses herbal essence shampoo. Unemployment is rising as benefits keep flowing. Crime is back and bloodier than ever. We re witnessing shootings and murders like never before. Not exactly like never before. We have seen it before. In fact, we ve seen it all before. It s called we ll be making another run the 17 the 70s don t leave home without a gun there is no gas inflation will leave you broke on your ass the 70s we re all going to hell the 70s the 70s [siren] [applause] greg: you don t have to clap. That was no jack jones. But it s true. We ve gone back to the 70s, a 10year span so awful we had to create the 1980s and 1990s to erase it. On the plus side, we might get another one of these. Maybe we have. Seriously. She is this generation s farrah fawcett or jacqueline
this is not happening. missing women. forgotten by almost everyone, but her. i have always felt that they were going to be together. if you find one, you are going to find them all. sometimes ida lopez, simply can t wait force on sunday. sometimes in the middle of her work week, the albuquerque defect detective feels a pressing need for spiritual solace and divine guidance. the fall of 2005, was one of those times. it was a time when is sinister for seemed to be snatching women off the streets of new mexico s largest city. in the devoutly religious detective, knew she needed all the help she could get. i think it s somebody who is very organized. i think he has been praying on his victims, has a particular victim in mind. sticking up for victims comes naturally to ida lopez. it s the same instinct that drew her to police work years ago, when she was a kid, growing up in albuquerque. i was about nine years old. actually it was my grandfather who raised me. he was out
warning, you re going to hear some very disturbing language. we have not censored this. i hearing the just caved. is that true? i m hearing reports that pence caved. i m telling you, if pence caved we re going to drag mother through the streets. that was ryan nichols, and when we he got to the capitol, he didn t just talk the talk. he s accused of assaulting police officers with pepper spray. he is facing eight criminal charges and has pleaded not guilty. these people were calling for violence against then vice president mike pence because he would not do donald trump s bidding, and unilaterally nullify the 2020 election, and trump egged on those threats. trump called pence a coward in one of his final tweets. now after more than a year of tiptoeing around the issue, brushing it off as not seeing eye to eye with trump on january 6th, mike pence has dropped the pleasantries at least for the moment, calling out trump by name. i heard this week that president trump said i
welcome to the whole story. in d december of 2010, four bods were found along a quarter mile stretch of gilgo beach on the south shore of long island, new york. all four victims were young women in their 20s who advertised sex work on craigslist. they were all bound at the feet or ankles. it was a shocking discovery and it was just the beginning. over the next year, seven more sets of human remains were found in the kra. m most of them women. so was this the work of a serial killer? that s the question investigators have been asking until they got a new lead. they now have a suspect, someone who say was living a double life as a husband and father. over the next hour, we ll piece together how exactly police were able to identify the suspect and how the killer was able to get away with it for so long. state police. there s somebody after me. what s your name? shannon gilbert. where are you? i m on long island. and what s wrong? these people are me. may 1st