every day i wanted answers, every day i was told it was an unknown. people don t just die! she was a loving mother he was a crime fightin prosecutor you are a pillar of tha community. i did what i thought wa right. then one day, the law was a his door his wife was dead in bed her eyes were open, she was pale i just remember crying, and not believing it suddenly suspicious but no evidence of a crime any signs of a struggle no. it was case closed years passed new lives. two new wives. he s extremely charming we just had the most amazin time then, a new detective dusts off the old case what s trumped out at you most definitely the arm where in a race position my first thought was the manner of death would b what s really happened in that bedroom i m - a young mother s death was mystery, but was in the murder tell me what happened to he to my face do not give me excuses it runs through the heart o america. along, meandering
Touch. what does that tell the corner he knew that the time o death was narrowed for the bod to still be warm it seemed clear that cory death had been recent. within the last hour or so not all certain why, or how th woman was dead the detective could not rule out any possibility, including foul play. what about the rim itself any overturned glasses or sign of struggle? no. so you re telling me, you r seeing a woman has apparentl died in her bed. and not that long before authorities arrive that is right if i can stress there was not a single mark on her, othe than would seem to be a skin blemish under her nose, not mark and yet there was something
Seeing a woman has apparently died in her bed. and not that long before authorities arrive? that is right. if i can stress there was not a single mark on her, other than would seem to be a skin blemish under her nose, not a mark. and yet there was something about the position of cory s body did did strike him as odd. he thought death and gravity would ve caused her arms to drop. instead, they were both fixed in mid air, hovering above her chest. i was looking at an explanation for that. and i even address it too curtis lovelace. i even suggested that he may have been under her arms when he discovered her. and what did he say? no. he said the scene that you are seeing was exactly how he had seen it when he had come in. yes. but the detective was careful not to get hung up on one strange detail. not this early in the case. every detective needs to
Telling me that you re seeing a woman who apparently died in her bed. and, not that long before authorities arrived? that s right. if i can stress that there wasn t a single mark on her, other than what appeared to be a skin blemish. and yet, there was something about cory s body that did strike him acid. he thought death in gravity would ve caused arms to drop, instead they were both fixed in midair, hovering above her chest. i was looking for an explanation for, that and i even addressed it to curtis lovelace. i asked him if there was a possibility that blankets had been under her arms when he discovered her. would he say? no. he said no. he said the scene that you saw, was the one that he saw. yes. but then, the detective was not going to get hung up on one
The past hour or so. not at all certain why or how the woman died. the detective couldn t rule out any possibility, including foul play. around the room itself, any overturned glasses or signs of a struggle? no. so as i hear you, you re telling me you re seeing a woman who apparently died in her bed, and not that long before authorities arrive? that s right. if i can stress, there is not a single mark on her, it s up for what appeared to be a skin blemish under her nose. and yet, there is something about the position of cory s body that did strike him assad. he thought depth and gravity would ve caused her arms to drop. instead, they were both fixed in midair hovering above her chest. i was looking for an explanation for that. i even addressed it to curtis lovelace, i asked him if there is a possibility that blankets had been under her arms when he