they lived together at the same house. a friend owed him money and they were trying to they were talking about going over to collect their money. do you know what that s for? i don t know. after i got done, mark and i met up and told him what i had learned. yeah, yeah. there you go. this is the two guys. who owed this guy money? that we don t know yet. clioafas. it s a real mystery right now. cause of death is at this point, unknown. we got back to the office. mark and i recalled a murder approximately a week earlier where the victim was tied or taped in a similar manner. we are just checking to see if there s anything linking the two. at that point we decided to talk to the detectives investigating that case. thanks, phil. they were tied in the same manner. and i mean, it is really unusual to see somebody tied up the way
entire life in prison. you understand me? after a while he started breaking a little bit. you know, he had a minimized role in this thing. he admitted that they had guns in the place. you know? little by little he would give a little. because you know what? i was there and threw them in suitcases and did carry them out but they were gone for two days. he goes i didn t see anything happen to them. i don t know what happened to them. then we got a crucial piece of evidence against these guys. mark! sarge got a call from the lab. yeah. they just made vikio s prints on the tape.
that could have been blood. we spent the whole day looking through that car. well, we couldn t find any kind of fluids or blood anywhere in the interior of the car or the trunk. we checked any stain that looked even remotely possible. we didn t get much. didn t get any positive results on that. later we learned that the tire tracks weren t the same. hi, it s mark mcnett. then we got contacted by ken s other daughter who gave us some important information. we received a new letter from kamala, loretta s sister. she had been staying with ken since the time of the murder. and she had written a couple of letters because of some things she learned, so we called her in for an interview. she also mentioned that on the 29th of june your father returned to the house around
mark mcnett with metro to see chris owens. the district attorney s goal is to look over the facts of the case, play devil s advocate, and ask the kind of questions that they re going to be facing when it goes to trial. i have an 80-year-old father. if my 80-year-old father tells me i don t really remember specifics from two weeks ago, i believe it. during the interview he has no problem recalling that at 5:00 that afternoon she went to the store to get some groceries. she returned. she made dinner for them. they watched driving miss daisy and he went to bed at 10:30 that night. what about motive? did he have any motive? did he invite her out? yes. he arranged for her to come out. yes. do we have any indications that they were fighting prior to this? they ve never gotten along. they haven t had contact, consistent contact, in years.
entire life in prison. you understand me? after a while he started breaking a little bit. you know, he had a minimized role in this thing. he admitted that they had guns in the place. you know? little by little he would give a little. because you know what? because you know what? i was there and threw them in suitcases and did carry them out but they were gone for two days. he goes i didn t see anything happen to them. i don t know what happened to them. then we got a crucial piece of evidence against these guys. mark! sarge got a call from the lab. yeah. they just made vikio s prints