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to the criminal trial i thought, please, god, let someone find a way back to letting people know how wonderful she was. that special light of shelley tire, deeply missed by so many who knew her. was her husband, david swain, responsible for taking it from the world? or, was he an innocent man, whose private ways had made a tragic accident, only look like murder? a jury, in a courtroom, would soon decide. but, not before david himself took the stand, to answer questions from his island attorney. mr. swain, when you went on the dive was surely tire, on that 12th of march, of 1999, did you kill shelley tire? i did not, could not, would not dream of taking the rock of my life out of the world. no, i did not. did you, in any way, through the course of that dive,
mistaken. it is incredibly cold for the time of year it is. it s going to remain cold for a few days. in atlanta, temps get even colder from a 55 on monday to a 50 for an afternoon high on tuesday. given 65 is average for this time of year, you see why this is a big deal for a lot of folks. philly as well, upper 40s where upper 50s are what is considered normal temperatures this time of year. nashville, look at what happened here, michael. this was friday afternoon s high temperature. again, really makes it feel considerably more brutal when you go from 73 down to 43 in a span of 24 hours. in nashville, coldest temperature since the 12th of march, 60s again considered normal. this is going to be a multi-day setup, not just this week but potentially the beginning of next week. multiple shots of arctic air that line up across the entirety of the lower 48 which the exception of far south florida. a possibility of some wintry weather mixed in as well with this, michael. we ll follow this a
arrested by russian service in berdansk on 12th of march. and then we have no information, no connection with her. it s unbelievable. you got ten days here almost since hearing nothing. so, when you last spoke with her, i presume it was around that time. what did she tell you? i had my last conversation with her on the 1st of march. because she asked me whether i can have a free driver for some journalist for something she needs to do. so this alleged abduction, people saw her being arrested, comes as numerous journalists have come under attack, and some journalists have died under russian shelling.