i m gonna leave the house and the phone rings. you could see the area where heidi was. i was lost for words just doesn t make sense. a vibrant young woman stalked by killer. i cringe every time i think about it found dead by her boyfriend my brother was just a mess. he was devastated. the most ominous clue, u on the wall to the left of you heidi s body was, was a number one. she s number one and get ready because here comes trouble exactly it was not a break-in the windows, the door, nothing was broken did the killer have a? keith the question always was, how did the person ge into the house a decade later, in a stat 1500 miles away, detective finally found their answer got a dna hit. and more questions. we knew there was more of the story than just some guy come in colorado to meet a murder and go back home again. did someone closer to hom want her dad you are 99% sure he had something to do with it. but, there s no smoking gun. so many secret
was little princess, that s fo sure heidi grew up to be a happy outgoing, athletic girls surrounded by friends. it was a noisy loving fairly with strict rules. every one of the two for dinner, mass on sunday, and no backtalk how do you see brothers franke harold when your mom was known t wash applauding out with a bar soap, it was not a metaphor? yeah, they are very strict, and definitely had a bar soa there from time to time. he knew as you get your lat teens, high search of bristl onto our parents stric household rules. by 19, she, the next youngest, became the first to leave th family nest. but the grass wasn t greener right away, reality offered up a deadbeat roommate and succession of low paying job that evaporated like the morning to three and yet she can always count on her girlfriends t buoy her up. and it was one night with he bff s, shooting pool, sh
it s sad that jessica, the daughter, kind of fit the mold of exactly what he would have liked in a girl. he liked blondes. he liked athletic girls. and she was on the basketball team. he got the standard presents that montgomery got in the mail. and he has got photos and dozens of photos. i think you put it all together, and you start to believe that jessica is a real person. her actions led to, you know, my greatest sorrow, losing our first born son. we were just stunned over it. we just couldn t fathom someone being so so wrong to have done something so horrible. she can t be put in prison for what she did because there is no law. so, you re stuck with the
that s played with a rock hardball and the girls weren t wear helmets. as a coach and father of four athletic girls, when he searched for helmets online and found there wasn t one made for girls, he told his daughters, they wouldn t be playing lacrosse anymore. i came home, i tried to go online and buy something. there was no such thing out there. it was really that night that i made it my mission to do something about it. the next day he called his friends jared and suzie, explained the problem and both agreed on the spot to launch a company not only to make helmets but also to create a brand exclusively for underserved women athletes. it was a powerful story. as a woman and as a mom. with a background in fashion and earning her stripes at big companies like tommy hilfiger, ralph lauren and j. crew, suzie knew firsthand how to craft a brand that would appeal to women. i want today create a brand