thrivinglm practice, first in jackson, mississippi, and later in denver, colorado. a devout christian who sang in her church choir. a mother to a little girl named haley, a g wife to a man named harold, and the older sister to anna kate s dad, todd bertolli . this is about toni and what happened to her one sunny day high up in the mountains. 911, what s your emergency? i need a rescue team immediately. it s also about how secrets long buried sometimes don t stay that way. where did toni fit into your family? she was f the middle between two brothers. sometimes she thought that was an advantage, and sometimes she thought that was a disadvantage. being an only girl with two brothers. obviously we re not going to sit down and play barbies with her. you know, we needed the extra
they re actually dead at that point so you re trying to pump their heart. we had called for a helicopter because sometimes when you do cpr you can actually, you know, revive somebody. we were all real hopeful she was going to survive and got her on a helicopter and flew her. we actually had a paramedic show up also on the scene, gave her a shot of epinephrine. her heart started beating again, so we were all real hopeful at that point that she was going to survive and got her on a
the cops the jack that came with the jeep was broken. he couldn t get it to work. and he even said that he sprayed some oil or solvent on it to try to get it to work, and it didn t, wouldn t work. reporter: but no oil or solvent was ever found to corroborate his story. then there was the biggest question of all how do you get under a car and have a car fall on you? it just didn t make sense to me. it never has. reporter: once again, harold seemed to tell multiple stories. patricia montoya remembers him saying lynn went under the jeep to retrieve a lug nut. lynn s old friend kim laferriere says harold told her lynn was going after a flashlight, not a lug nut. and roxanne burns remembered harold saying something else entirely. he said, she was changing the tire, which made the hair on my neck stand up straight because that i was like, women don t usually change tires when a man is around. reporter: investigator
reporter: perhaps most suspicious of all, a clue from harold s cell phone records that he may have been on that mountain before. in the weeks just prior to toni s death, pings from harold s phone show him traveling north toward rocky mountain national park many times, something he never told investigators. harold said that he and toni came to this really hard-to-get-to spot for the views and they are remarkable. but they re not that much better than the views where they ate lunch, just up the hill from here. after the fbi found out that harold henthorn had to come to rocky mountain national park at least nine times alone before that trip. they started to believe he was on a scouting mission for the perfect lonely location. lured toni to this dangerous ledge, then a deadly push. if that sounded chilling, there was something else to consider. after toni died, within literally hours law enforcement got tips saying, you have to
the good samaritan, also remembers thinking that harold was acting strangely that night. for one thing, even though harold flagged down her family s car, patricia says he didn t seem to want their help. we started to get her out from underneath the car, and that s when he started telling us, you know, get away from her. don t touch her. reporter: she also noticed that although the night was chilly lynn was wearing just jeans and a t-shirt. harold, on the other hand, had a nice, warm coat. he didn t even attempt to take his coat off and cover his wife with it. so we all covered her with our coats. reporter: then when the emts got lynn s heart started, roxanne said harold said something she never forgot. when we put her in the ambulance and she did have a heartbeat, he said, really? she has a heartbeat? he was more surprised than thankful. reporter: now that harold had lost his second wife toni in a second strange incident, the