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conversation with how can i help you? what can i do for you? reporter: in the tight-knit jewish community where rusty lived and was raising his family, a man like him is called a stand-up guy, and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. she seemed to be a good fit for him? absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. reporter: the couple had moved to dunwoody after rusty accepted a job with a software company. they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake, a boat, two great kids. they were living the dream. reporter: a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one s frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. local attorney ester panage. it put a lot of fear into a
times. as rusty falls in the parking lot that cold november morning dying, the defendant s not satisfied. he walks up and he puts that .40 caliber hollow point to rusty s neck, to his jugular, and fires one last time. reporter: this is a brazen, outrageous crime. it was broad daylight, brazen, reckless abandon. rusty sneiderman was shot perhaps about 30 feet from where children were playing. reporter: a husband and wife testified they came running when they heard the sound. i went up to the victim. that s when i noticed that he was bleeding out. i saw him like gasping for air, and i wish i had started cpr right there but we were in so much shock. reporter: rusty had been best man at josh s wedding. the radiologist said he found it hard to hear medical testimony about the details of his friend s last moments.
me. telling you what? telling me why this all happened. reporter: but then, he shut down. even so, detectives thought they had enough evidence linking him to the crime. they arrested him and charged him with murder. then, an amazing turn of events. after his steadfast denials, the engineer admitted that, yes, he was the shooter. but he said he was not guilty of the crime because he had been insane when he pulled the trigger. a little more than a year after his arrest, hemy neuman s trial for murder began and the prosecutor argued his insanity plea was preposterous. the case against him was a simple one of lust and agreed, the prosecutor argued, during the three-week trial. he had just one prize in his sights, rusty s wife. hemy neuman killed rusty sneiderman because he wanted his wife, his money, because he wanted his life.
husband, a wife and a boss. here s dennis murphy. reporter: broad daylight. morning in a busy parking lot. then, pop, pop, pop, pop. several shots were fired. reporter: a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw a man slumped on the ground. right now, the identity is unknown. reporter: they recognized the man shot as a dad who just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. we are told all of the children are perfectly safe. reporter: the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. i just hung my head and cried. reporter: rusty s older