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But heck points to another interview with detective stahl several weeks later in which janet seems to admit saying her husband never came home. >> i have been spending the last few days reviewing all of the interviews that we have done with you. and i said, when dave left for work that morning, when is the first time that you saw him after he left for work? and you said when you guys let him go that afternoon. >> thats how i remembered it. >> so the second time they went over her first statement...

Here we go. off to the airport. heading out for the first time since mid march, it all feels so strange. the few people you see out and about, most are head to toe in hazmat suits, as you look on the streets the ropes are blocking off a lot of the sidewalks, stores, basically all closed. with a government permitted driver we passed through check points, our documents thoroughly inspected, including a letter from the american embassy. many ex pats like me needing diplomatic letters just to leave ...

>> translator: i am seeing in the last three days that there is a lot of troop movement in the city of kherson. the russian troops are changing their deployment and the deployment of their check points, and theres also been quite an increase in troops and also theres been quite a lot of daily and nightly movement of artillery and troops. >> the kremlin is reportedly threatening a referendum to turn kherson into an independent republic. what do you expect is going to happen, and are people trying...

Are a lot of strategic towns where the fighting is going on. and to the east of here, one town, and there, for instance, what were seeing is that the ukrainians seem to be holding on. we went into a town, and as clarissa mentioned, it has been reported, claimed by the russians that they control the town. but what we saw is they dont control the town or at best, they only control a part of it. and we were on a ridge overlooking the hill, watching as it appeared to be ukrainian artillery was pound...

Abyss. >> it was like middle ages. >> it was like the middle ages? >> yes. >> its almost like you could feel yourself running out of time. there was only so much longer you could stay in mariupol. >> i thought i will never go from mariupol until the end. >> reporter: on march 16th, she evacuated. she recorded two short videos on her way out just before seeing a family walking on the side of the road, a mother, grandmother, and two young girls. >> we had two free places in our car and we saw this...

And he d and we decided to help them. >> at one of the russian military check points, they stopped in front of a soldier. >> he show us, go out, and turn on our car and after that, he begun to shoot. >> reporter: one of the bullets pierced the car over her head but in the backseat was 11-year-old milena, shot in the face. the russians, realizing their mistake, sent the girl to a hospital. katya, now separated, traveled on without knowing if the young girl survived until -- >> one tworks, three, ...

Russian military thinks this kind of brutality is helpful in terrorizing the population, but i think its actually going to be back firing on russia because it seems to me that while some are traumatized by it, a large number of ukrainians it basically doubles down their resolve to resist and b ffight. >> they may gain ground, but they certainly wont gain people, right? they wont gain the sentiment of the ukrainian people. they can never occupy them. they may occupy their land, but they wont occu...

There were two of those check points belong to the donetsk peoples republic because i knew that because the people didnt hide their faces. and they were not very well armed. and there were two more check points in the area itself that i knew belonged to the russian forces because people there were masked and they were very well armed. and those people checked me over. they checked my arms, my hands. think checked for signs of carrying weapons, signs of wearing a vest, a bullet proof vest. and ba...

When i said i was an artist, they said okay, we need builders and artist painters. and so, when i was in ber dan sk, i finally saw ukrainian humanitarian buses that were taking us along the humanitarian corridor to zaporizhzhia. and there were six more russian check points along that route and they were mainly checking the telephones, checking the phone -- the photo gallery and the telephones, checking for any evidence that i had been fighting or somehow associated with this battalion. >> daniil...

Limits there was another check point. and then we got on to the bus to the current name of the town. it belongs to the donetsk peoples republic. its called a different name. we had to cross two check points there. so i realized that we had to leave that area and get to ukrainian territory as soon as i could. now, there were a lot of buses there that were heading towards russia. and there were some busses that were marked heading for accident happenee zappee ja, but for some reason they were not....