i got three horses. it was called angel s landing, a special place for a chosen few. a community of free spirits, but also, some would come to suspect, troubling secrets. she fell and hit her head and drowned. it started with a strange, sudden death. then another. and another. he had been crushed under a vehicle while working on. it all ruled accidents. but were they? it doesn t smell right. for investigators, a journey into the supernatural. he would say that even though we couldn t see her, she was there. who or what had a grip on this place? amber was the angel of death. she would come around when somebody was going to die. a terrifying tale of dark power and diabolical prophesy s. he predicted that my mom was going to die. you might as well be telling me to go live on the moon, because that just wasn t something that could happen. the thought of leaving was scarier than the thought of staying. i never once thought about leaving. i thought about
thousands of dollars. but was money the only motive? or was there something else? there were a lot of rumors goin around that ended up being true. i couldn t believe that somebody could do that to her. just pure evil y re hello and welcome to ren dateline. ashlea had no shortage of admirers, even her ex sung her praises. so when she was found dead, police were baffled. this was no accident, but were the clues now up in smoke? would take a determined detective and stolen key to unlock this mystery. here s keith morrison with black friday. reporter: a hot august night in texas, 2014. the lone figure knew where to go, knew where the store kept the cash. grabbed $18,000, and was gone. but it was only money. and no one got hurt. not that time, anyway. the story begins here in fort worth, texas, which turned out to be the perfect growing up place for a rough and tumble, free spirit named ashlea harris. i was around 10 when she was born and so the perfect age to
optimizing for content that gets engage men, a reaction. what its own research is showing that could be tent that is hateful, divisive, that is polarizing, it s easier to transpire people to anger than it is the other emotions. misinformation, angry content is enticing to people. very enticing. and keeps them on the platform? yes. facebook has realized that if they change the algorithm to be safer people will send less time on the site, they will click on less ads and make less money. haguen says facebook understood the danger to the 2020 election so it turned on safety systems to reduce misinformation. but many of those changes, she says, were temporary. as soon as the election was over, they turned them back off, or they changed the settings back to what they were before to prioritize growth over safety. and that really feels like a betrayal of democracy to me. facebook responded saying every day our teams have to balance protecting the right of billions of pe
i mean, your parents are the wild. nobody expected a mother of three being murdered sleeping in her home. the usual suspects, her husband, they were going to a contentious divorce. you have a man who is there on the property when she is being murdered? yes, we looked intensely at him. we wanted to bring in her sister, we. was there jealousy and competition between the sisters? we just thought somebody is going to talk. that is one powerful secret. absolutely. that kind of had two out of nowhere. absolute shock. i mean, heartbroken. rockford, michigan. perched on the river just north of grand rapids, is an outdoor paradise. but this piece is fragile, easily pairs by one troubling phone call. the kind of call that often begins a story like this. rene did not meet up with a sweat friend that she was supposed to go and grab a beer with. it was a saturday afternoon in the summer of 2006. so this friend called her dad and they said that she n
millions to save a penny. it sounds like a typical democrat social program. [laughter] but it is good news. still, is it a match for the mob, the mop that disrupted subway service and started all over the death of a violent, mentally ill homeless man. they five of a lunatic on the f train. even though this that guy was a menace, better at impersonating mike marsden michael jackson, they will make him seem like a martyr and race will play a starting role. even though they were teaming up to protect innocent passengers from a raging lunatic, to more on then grace peters, that can only mean one thing, white supremacy. if the case does not go their way, prepare for the apocalypse on your streets. he was a violent mess. i see him every day usually outside cnn headquarters. [laughter] if you ask the media, he was a talented entertainer. that is like saying john wayne gacy was a clown. he was. mental illness can make you a victim but also a victimizer and in nearly s case, there s a