Craig voiceover No One thought it could happen to him. He was a tough guy prepared for anything. Darla he always would say, if anyone tries to break in here, ill kill him. Craig voiceover instead, he was killed, stabbed in his own home. Dispatcher on phone youre sure your dads cold to the touch . Craig voiceover his Son And Daughterinlaw stumbled into a terrifying scene. Thats when i saw the gun. Roger they said were going to have to kill you now. Craig voiceover a strange story that only got stranger. They had purple gloves on. And they had blue fuzzy gloves. Something Isnt Right here. Craig voiceover could he have killed his own father . What really happened in that house . I did not do this. Craig voiceover then a witness came forward and changed everything. In this bizarre story, the strangest thing of all was The Truth. Fern he planned for any scenario, except for the one that happened to him. [music playing] hello, and welcome to dateline. Kay mortensen was a strongminded man who
for ten days and 15 days in jail prison, and around 10,000 people. it s probably how many people went on the streets, because now they are putting to jail everybody who are protesting. maria, obviously their access to information is, you know, is nonexistence. we still have access. we still have access to information, but that s what is happening now in russia. sandra: but that has been a huge obstacle for the russian people there and i wonder how much continues to change for the everyday way of life for the russian people, just continued on the consumer level, continued self-sanctioning of the companies, hilton right now crossing on the wires announced it s suspending all new development, closing their corporate offices. final thought, maria. i didn t catch the last. sandra: continued changing for the way of life in russia as
the first day inside a jail prison is daunting. we are the msnbc lock-up show. perhaps you heard of us. they are tasked finding stories and issues to cover. often from among thousands of inmates. 34-year-old ryan miller stood out from the crowd. we like to film people s tattoos. brian asked if we can do a tattoo tour? i ve got a lot of clowns.
prison, andrew tahmooressi is finally getting his day in court. a judge heard from the marine for the first time. the case has been delayed because of mexico s unpredictable legal system and tahmooressi changing his lawyers. while you were sleeping, four whistle blowers of the va testifying. all of them detailing the retaliation they suffered for reporting failures that hurt our heroes. kelly wright now joining us with this. reporter: good morning. it s widely known the va has systemic failures in cares for veterans. now more trouble is brew. people have come forward to complain and claim they are subject to retaliation from their supervisors. at that party this slide was shown. in front of 300 individuals, i