an unspeakable site. when i started up the stairs, there was blood on the walls. it was a very brutal crime scene. it was one of the worst i have ever seen. a loving couple dead. was the killer one of the family? they said, they arrested matt. and i said, who? and he said, our cousin mapped. and blew it away but this case was not solved. one tiny clue did not fit at all. the inscription said that love always who is blind and who is the trail would leave hundreds of miles away to a chilling piece of evidence. that must have been a shocker to have it pretty much sends a chill down your spine. i killed someone. he was older. i loved him. he was scary. as soon as the story, but not even it revealed the whole twisted truth. i know what happened that no one will believe me. this really happening i didn t feel i could feel so much anger. it was late past midnight, when the farmhouse no sign of life. not to them, anyway. he hit
wisconsin remained behind bars. charged with murdering wayne and sharmon stock. the dea had let matt livers and nick samson go, drop the charges, which to a suspicious county and stop family was both upsetting and puzzling. after all, had in the head and csi found a blood sample that tied them to the crime? did it seem to you that we they were letting two murders out on the scene? yes, it seemed like they were just letting them go. but, i guess nobody knew any different. in fact some of the investigators remained convinced sampson or livers or both had to be involved somehow. they didn t buy the notion that to drug adult teenagers happened to stumble on the place by pure chance in the dark. and anyway fester said the main shooter the guy who led them to the farm was a local named thomas with whom fester had
figure that way i would not miss anything and it reacted. so you ve got to hit? a presumptive positive, yes. and before long, tests confirmed that what the csi chief found under the dashboard was blood, the blood of wayne stock, the victim. only one way it could get there, carried by livers and sampson. with a confession in our physical eye evidence to back it up, meaning the community sought case closed. but they were mistaken. coming up, a piece of evidence that had gone unnoticed turn the case upside down, when dateline continues. dateline continues and papa is hungry. and while you re hittin the trail, i m hitting your cooler. oh, cheddar!
rumors that he had a temper. they put a watch on livers, went through his garbage to. this was at his house in lincoln about 30 miles from the murder scene. and then on april 25th, eight days after the bodies were discovered, they asked matt livers to come in and answer some questions. you are free to leave it anytime. one here to cooperate with you gentlemen. and he was an airing late courteous. differential even to the two detectives questioning him. saying that he had never been interviewed by police before. what do you think happened? i don t know. i don t know. i really don t have any idea. i d like to know why. the who, what, where, when, how and why. you know, why would somebody do this to such good people. very question people? very loving and likable people. livers told them that after the big family dinner with the stocks you drove home, the half
and one of the detectives was on the other end of the line with news. they spoke, and then and he called his sister. it was about 12:30 at night, he said tam i need you to be awake. are you awake? i said yeah. what is going on? they arrested that and nick. and i said, that and nick who? and he said our cousin matt and nick samson. it was true, that livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. but the gun to her face and blew it away. and he named an accomplice, 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of mats on another branch of the family tree. for i was sitting up in bed and i said, andy, should i be shaking? and he said that is normal shock. but matt livers had been with him at easter dinner just a few hours before. now, he said, he and nick had