have to be when you deal with cars and stuff. and their mom? lisa? very pretty. she could be really happy and the life of the party kind of person. yeah, really fun. well, brad ran the farm and his car business, lisa worked at a local internet company. she was really good at it. she became their top employee. at home, lisa was the mom who actually liked video games. with dallas, mostly. video games and movies. we had a big projector screen that we would put on the wall. watch movies really big. did it seem like a happy household? overall? yes. but of course, there is as leonard cohen used to say, a crack in everything. and in the jennings house, those were the sudden blow ups. where the moon went dark and the kids scattered. they would fight maybe once every couple of weeks or
and the ambulance arrived and policeman they all arrived and we had to leave the house so they could do all of their work. so we went outside and waited in my truck. because it was cool. that just huddled together and just talked much? just shock, mostly silence. i remember dallas kept saying, she was going to be okay. he didn t really know what had happen. because he didn t see her or nothing. no one was really saying what happened. my dad was just sitting over in the passenger seat, just a mess. that was the first time i had ever seen him cry. those news of the sort spreads very fast. but often in confused or incomplete, or fuzzy bits. so when brad s sister marcia heard something happened at the farm i didn t realize the gravity of it. i thought there had been an accident and she was on the way to the hospital. it was anything but an
to do on her hand but not on brad s hand, implying that lisa shot herself. the prosecutor had an explanation. so the prosecutor says it is a logical inference from the facts of the case that mr. jennings, after he shot his wife, before he called 9-1-1 he washed his hands and watched his forearms. and blood evidence. investigator nash was the expert the state put up and he said that an his expert opinion the way the spotter hit the wall, and brats black road and leases hand, it left no doubt that he fired the shot. but why would he do such a thing? an age old reasons that the prosecutor. lisa wanted out. the prosecution at trial tried to show that she was intent on leaving him and she had an application, at an apartment complex where lacey had lived. lisa wooden and her life,
to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we ll keep you ready for what s next. welcome back, brad jennings comcast business powering possibilities. was serving 25 years for murdering his wife but his sister marshal was convinced he had been wrongfully convicted. she hired a team of private investigators who uncovered stunning new evidence including the elusive gunshot residue test on a bathrobe pride war on the night of the shooting. they knew the odds of overturning the verdict was low but brad s family was stop at nothing to find justice. with a conclusion of a crack in everything, here is keith morrison. dallas jennings felt like a
and a very good point. after all, if they found residue on the bathrobe, it would certainly point right at brad, but the moment passed and the case went to the jury. two hours and 24 minutes later they found bride guilty of murder. and where else would this happen? they let him go home, one last night before the sentencing began the following day. the next morning, he asked me to drive him back, and that was one of the most difficult things i had ever had to do. did you want to just say, let s go somewhere else, brad, let s just drive to mexico or something? no. that s not who we are. and i told him, that i would fight with everything i had in me to correct it. but what could one lone