When William Caldwell and his wife Charlotte left London to rent a farm in the Quantock Hills in Somerset, they didn’t intend to stay more than a year. “It was a question of getting farming out of our system,” says Caldwell. The change of pace and direction was so invigorating, though, that they soon came to see farming as their life rather than a job. “Change is always good but even more so when you’re doing something active and guided by the seasons. We haven’t looked back.”
nobody winds. i will say this i think lisa knows somewhere that the system that she wanted to be a part of worked. reporter: the caldwells and techels weren t the only ones with a stake in the verdict. brian tate s sister sherri had been waiting for this moment, too. i started crying. it wasn t tears of sorrow. it was tears of joy. they had finally gotten this s.o.b. i hope he rots in prison. reporter: todd still carries the burden of helping to pin the blame on tate in those awful moments after lisa s murder. i can never tell the family how sorry i am that they had to go through what they had to. we re going to have the last word on brian tate. this is an innocent guy that was made a victim by seth. all rise. reporter: a sentencing hearing was held in september, 2014. the caldwells were given a chance to address the court but talked directly to seth.