Anthony Wynn is carrying on a dying art of instrument repair and the legacy of former Flint jazz musician Sherm Mitchell at a nondescript building on Lapeer Road.
>> judge? >> used to bite blank pins or a check. i think they could use them only. >> mike and haptic that my kids graduation gifts? is that something have to do? >> i hear it's custom. >> or you can have them send them notes of their graduation we will take care of them. >> i guess cash then. i'm not a gift guy. >> i don't like gifts. when i get a gift always feel like oh, you went out and bought that and i figure if i'm going to get luggage i would buy it myself. that's where i think of things. i was a cash. >> okay. >> mine would be a trip somewhere. my mom got to euro cost so she could go off and spend a few months just going around and something like that. >> okay, facebook question from lynn s. are you blanket person at night? tom? >> no, guys aren't like a people. she's got like 4 blankets over there. she's got like a heavy blanket. ask what's over there mean?
there was roger. >> it was about nine months before the murder. lynn's assistant, megan, had just gotten back from saudi arabia, lynn was still there with a week and a half to go. >> roger was sitting in a booth with several other people, that i didn't know any of them. as well as a young lady. and they were cuddled up, and roger had a look of sheer terror on his face, when he saw me walk in, and realized why was. because, we knew each other. he stopped and he came in a hug, instead i didn't know you are back. >> a, a lamb. >> the young woman's name was april, she was 19 years old. >> what exactly was going on and with between roger and this young lady? they look like a couple? >> they did. meghan decided it wasn't her place to tell in. over in saudi arabia, lynn knew something was up. roger never seem to answer the phone. >> he, roger it's limb again. i don't know where you're at, i've been trying to get a hold of you for over 24 hours. >> word had traveled halfway
was accidental. >> if you are a policeman and you're trying to investigate a crime, and all of a sudden the corner who really has jurisdiction overall says it's an accident. you are a little bit cut off. two days after a death like this to call it an accident is unfortunate. all the facts went to indicate that this was a rush to judgment. >> the former coroner says there was no rush to judgment, he didn't remember the case. but read the corners report at datelines request. and says quote: hindsight is a wonderful thing, but at the time everything fits. there were no suspicions raised and no reason to drag our feet. nevertheless, after tony's death, and the review. then douglas county coroner change the manner of linda's death from accidental to undetermined. still, harold henthorn hadn't been charged with anything, not in toni's death or his first wife lynn's. so they called on linda's old
anniversary weekend. that's not how it ended. tony had died after a fall from a cliff in the rocky mountain national park. her husband harold first wife lynn also died in a terrible accident. such an awful coincidence or was it? lynn's good friend kim says looking back there was some early red flags. you're saying even on the wedding day he was being controlling? >> it's just everything is always planned with him. even from one plan to another. >> but kim put her concerns aside and enjoyed the festivities. lynn and harold started their new life together in colorado. where he had a job as a geologist. lynn got a job as a social worker. kim was happy for lynn of course. but she also felt like her friend was slipping away. maybe it was the distance. maybe it was her commitment to
lobster boycott and this could be the biggest achievement of the biden presidency so far. they will also have is some very scrumptious cheese and dr. jiggle is licking her lynn's. >> our chefs, chris and susie have put together such a thoughtful menu for this event. i'm especially excited we are featuring american cheeses for our cheese coarse including road river blue the champion of the 2019 world cheese awards. >> jesse: this is some cheese according to the "new york times." rogue river blue is seasonal and organic made my cow's milk and stowed in caves 9 to 11 months. hand wrapped in grape leaves and soaked in pear liquor. not cheap a wheel weighs 84 ounces cost $235. a quarter wheel is $75. the french know cheese. so we canned come in here with
trump waived executive -- the panel host's next here on, tuesday that will focus on the role of extremist groups on january 6th, they tell nbc news that as those person for the far-right militia is expected to testify, now back to dateline. far-right militia is expecte to it was a lead which would take the limb reister murder investigation in a new direction. roger reister's brother had mentioned a young woman who had a crush on roger, they quickly learned that this crash was an open secret around town. >> they went to the village, in and i walked in the door, and there was roger. >> it was about nine months before the murder. lynn's assistant, megan, had just gotten back from saudi arabia, lynn was still there with a week and a half to go. >> roger was sitting in a booth with several other people, that i didn't know any of them.
unfortunate. all the facts went to indicate that this was a rush to judgment. >> the former coroner says there was no rush to judgment, he didn't remember the case. but read the corners report at datelines request. and says quote: hindsight is a wonderful thing, but at the time everything fits. there were no suspicions raised and no reason to drag our feet. nevertheless, after tony's death, and the review. then douglas county coroner change the manner of linda's death from accidental to undetermined. still, harold henthorn hadn't been charged with anything, not in toni's death or his first wife lynn's. so they called on linda's old friend, whether they ask you to do? >> they asked if we were willing to be wired. >> best friend undercover, what would she find out about harold? >> coming up -- >> you're taking a call in front of harold with the police? >> and they told me to get into
After Jamie Lynn Spears thanked her fans for helping her controversial memoir, 'Things I Should Have Said', become a national bestseller, Britney Spears shared her reaction towards her sister's actions.
lynn's. >> and then i remember lynn telling me that roger had told her that rodney was going around calling her names, you know. calling her vulgar names that she's the reason that he got kicked out, that she's the reason that all these things happened and stuff. >> reporter: did you see that as a motive? >> i never thought that that in itself would have been a motive to kill her or that he would have been that angry just because of that to kill her. >> reporter: why in the world would rodney want lynn dead? >> i don't think rodney wanted lynn dead. >> here was a person that was willing to help us in the investigation. and he was very cooperative initially and throughout. >> reporter: the search for suspects continued. lynn's neighborhood turned up nothing. same with fort bliss. lynn had no enemies there. >> you couldn't imagine that it could've happened. it seemed unreal.