the word divorce being thrown around. from the beginning they had one suspect, it was chris. there was another purse here that could ve done this, and it was german. that would be a motive for murder. that was a concern. you see it on tv happening to other people, but you don t think it will happen to you. two shots were fired. and then 1001 questions. you just don t think that things will happen in a small town to good people. and it did. reporter: it was, this was where happiness lived. happiness, memories, and desire. wishes and dreams just out of reach. its name is spider lake, one of those thousands of lakes that filled up the rocky gouges and glaciers left behind. maybe that s why they sparkle the way they do. why this one in minnesota spread out every which way. and here, near the tip of its northern is the spider lake resort. family cabins. it calls itself one of northern minnesota s best kept secrets. secrets. the word that will certainly apply
were fired on the grounds of a synagogue in albany. inside, an early child care center with two dozen preschoolers, but no one injured. the suspect in custody. the incident being investigated as a hate crime. the governor ordering the police and national guard on high alert with safety concerns nationwide as hanukkah begins. also tonight, the investigation after the deadly mass shooting of the unlv campus. the gunman a professor who was rejected for a job by the university, and what we re learning about the victims. the historic ruling in texas. a judge granting a woman s emergency to bypass on the state s total ban on abortion after she lears the fetus has a fatal disease. the gaza, the war raging. richard engel with a freed israeli hostage as she finally returns home. donald trump back in court for his civil fraud trial. after skipping the gop debate, and what his campaign said today about future debates. and typing out tunes. the orchestra making music in a whole
credentialed, and reviewed the evidence, concluded that the answer was inconclusive. you can t say this isn t the gun, you can say this is the cone. and, the lawyer strongly challenged the prosecutors claim that after shooting jam, chris quickly drove the gun into a shop before calling 9-1-1. they were critical of the investigators, and said, he should ve gone back to bailey to confirm the time she heard the shotgun blasts. what bailey stated was, approximately, around 2:30. law enforcement never cleaned up when it took place. they never came back and said it was closer to 2:30, or 2:40. during the trial, four and a half years after the shooting, under cross examination by her father s lawyer, bailey agreed, she probably heard those shots closer to 2:38 am. remember, chris s 9-1-1 call was at 2:39. so, really, there isn t an 8 to 9 minute block. the timeline, the timeline, the
paul, let s talk about the fbi. i m going to interrupt myself. the trial the trial in south carolina is resuming with closing arguments. we will go to live coverage of that. the defense gets ready to stand up and start its closing arguments. let me see whether they are starting. let s listen in. were murdered at the kennels by alex murdaugh. paul suffered two shotgun blasts. maggie suffered five blackout rifle wounds. after an exhaustive investigation, there s only one person who had the motive, who had the means, who had the