it was a long pause, and then, i wouldn t game. she said, because of my actions back then and because of the way i was living my life, i knew that i could not divorce richard. because of ida forced richard, he would have enough of a chance to get custody of my kids, which he had adopted legally. and i could not let that happen. and i looked at her, and i said thank you, and i hung up the phone. and i could not let that happen. and i looked at her, and i said thank you, and i hung up the phone. but, if the answer satisfied some need to know, the pain was and is no different.
dateline. this is the entrance to the part where richard was killed. the gunman laid in wait, in this secluded dark place at night. one way or another, that s an execution. absolutely. they were a busy married couple, meeting up for a romantic valentines night rendezvous. but that night, someone had other plans. he s been shot? he s been shot! before she even arrived, her husband was there. i just see him laying on the ground. i couldn t think of a soul who would want to harm this man. then, someone let a secret slip. soon, people were questioning a suspect with the motive. he suddenly changed his look. and in fact, when he showed up that morning, he was fearless. there was only one problem, he had a rock solid alibi. where did that leave you? worried about my case. that is when the phone rang. a tip! a tire track!
when i was cooking, between six and seven. when he came home, went in the room, i lay down and went to bed. what time is up? we are watching the 10:30 news. i believe it was 10:00. last i looked at the time is 10:37. if you want to throw murdered, just that was the time to do. it had a great opportunity, she didn t take. it maybe want to stop a guy after? all correct. even though he failed to answer the door, even though the polygraph result was not in his favor, juan reyes was innocent. he did not do it. where did that leave you? worried about my case. a case that had become personal for detective franklin. he felt like he had known richard, like he was mourning him. somehow. i would sit at the scene,
okay. that let s us know that that vehicle was here before richard got here, and likely left after he was dead. it had to be the killer. but, how could common tire tracks help us find whoever did this? i, mean seeing what he could, detective franklin headed back to the sheriff s station to meet stacey and record her statement. it was after midnight by then. it feels so unreal. stacy explained it was her weekend to care for her grandparents. and richard plan to come by on sunday, valentine s day to cook dinner. he arrived around 5:30. and, i had my valentines stuff for him sitting on the desk. when he walked in the back door, he was like! oh! mine are out in the truck but i rather we do that in the park. because, they had already planned a brief romantic rendezvous at belton bridge park on the way home to see their kids. he was like, come meet me at the park. it was secluded. you know, it s where we could exchange our valentines. and maybe we could even make out a little
stacy pleaded guilty to murder and reggie did the same. lynitra stood trial and was found guilty and all were sentenced to life in prison without parole. the case solved. three convictions for the detective who poured through phone numbers and sniff down a murder for hire case. when your gut tells you something, you should go with it, and if it makes sense, then that is probably what it is. pretty obvious, asking where this fits in your catalog of cases. never been another one like it, i hope not. and now finally, the last omission. a few days after stacey was sent away, richard s sister karen went to see her, glare that stacey through the glass partition, she did not buy stacey s story about a reason for killing richard. i said okay, stacy, this is a, i want to know, and i said no bull, no lives, i want to know why you had richard killed.