robinson and doug witney who worked for the county attorney. you took them seriously right off the top, the daughters? not really. but then they started to look at some of the evidence the amateur sleuths had gathered. not evidence of murder but still they started to challenge a lot of things that their father, who he was, what he was, what he was doing. and we thought, you know what, i d like to find out if he really is a doctor. yes. martin did have a medical degree but he fraudulently got into medical school. faking the results he obviously took somebody else s. there was a different date of entrance, different date of graduation and all of them were straight a s. then they dug deeper and found out before he faked his college transcripts, martin was convicted of forging checks. now to investigators the respected doctor was looking at anything but respectable. this tells me that this is not the guy that goes to church every sunday with this family. so there are tw
there were practical matters to deal with, such as who should care for the four younger macneill children? alexis returned to medical school so rachel volunteered. their father martin insisted they find a nanny instead right away. he asked me he demanded that we go to the temple to pray about having a nanny which was very strange because my father was not a very spiritual person at all. and there outside the temple they were approached by a mysterious brunette. she said, oh, i was at the funeral and i am so sorry for your loss and my father said, oh, i m sorry, i only - what s your name? and she said, my name s jillian. and my father said, oh, okay. about a week after that encounter, martin hired that friendly, sympathetic woman and told his daughters oh, i found the perfect nanny. i found someone that s going to be great. and i said,