I m craig melvin, and this is dateline. My dad was my best friend. He just liked to make people smile. He would always post about how his an fbi agent. He was so proud. My brother and his friend came running down to the neighbors house. Just call 911. I m calling. His body did appear to be concealed. Robert is not to take the time to cover your body. It s personal. It seemed like it was forever, maybe 10second silence in the room. He was an fbi agent. That was many criminals. Could take care of themselves? they thought so. Hello. Welcome to dateline. With special agent scott retired from the fbi, it seemedt he left crime and violence behind him. Then, he was beaten to death outside his own home. It was a puzzling mystery, leading police to wander, as someone from his past resurfaced for revenge, or was the killer much closer to home? here is josh mankiewicz with the house. A young man walks toward his house in the middle of the evening. He is wearing a gopro camera to do that. Now, if
Save your often is going on right now. So what are you waiting for assignment with audie cornish? listen wherever you get your podcasts you re in the cnn newsroom. Hi everyone. I m jessica dean in new york just two days after former president donald trump and his new running mate, j. D. Vance formally accepted the gop nomination. They re hitting the campaign trail together with firsttime as well. Also be trump s first rally since last saturday s assassination attempt in pennsylvania that shooting leading to changes at tonight s rally. Cnn s kristen holmes is live for us in grand rapids, michigan where that rally is going on. Now, kristen, what s it like on the ground just it just started seeing some of the families drooping out trump is here. We expect donald trump on the stage at any moment, we actually heard from j. D. Vance or layer, the first time he went to a campaign event, started talking to the people the vice presidential nominee. Here s what he said president trump. In other
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