and see where this goes. and you might lose we might lose. and we all agreed that we wanted to go with it. we ve suffered long enough. case number 564265, holly mcfeeture. so, in 2012, six years after matt podolak s s death, holly was indicted for aggravated murder and contaminating substance for human consumption. from her mugshot, it did not look like she was too worried about the outcome of the case. but this was serious maximum sentence. life without parole. her attorney, brett jordan applied for bail. she was scared, she missed her kids, i would say probably in some state of shock at that point. the judge took a look at the circumstantial case against her and granted the bail request. half 1 million bond with an ankle bracelet.
matt the hockey amateur, matt the hunter, the fisherman, the athlete. it would make sense from the very first day that matthew podolak woke up with the pain in his back. and after what happened in the hospital a couple of months later, nothing made sense after that. [noise] god knows there were accusations. well yes, plenty of those. and a brother, mark, from whom the stories, the mystery became a kind of obsession. it s had quite an effect on me over the past seven years. the story of what happened to matt podolak, was one of those of, well, you be the judge. let s begin in the spring of 2006. matt was 31 years old. maybe more than ever, he was loving the intense male roughness of amateur hockey. he was number 10. and he was good at it. he even managed to keep all his teeth. he started to take it up when he was in high school. and that was really one of his loves. mark podolak was just a little older. a little more academically accomplished than his kid brother baby. b
over and over, the detectives challenged holly with the accusing question. did you give matthew any type of poison? no. did you give matthew any type of antifreeze? no. isn t it a fact that you poisoned matthew? no, it s not a fact. because i didn t do. it i did not do that. and have you ever told anyone that you put something in matthews drinks? no. i never put anything in matthews drinks. so i would never said. it all the protested. none of this made sense, she said. this is the father of my children. my fiancée. the person i was going to spend the rest of my life with. i m not going to hurt him in any way possible. i mean, dreams, our goals, everything my whole life has completely been changed upside down. and i know nothing. and his family just despises me
you? yeah. that s fine. i don t have anything to hide. i didn t do anything, so so, what would she say about her relationship with matt? did you and matthew ever have any fights? physically? yeah, a couple. did you call the police? i know on one time i called the cops. holly said it happened when she had a mill friend over at her house. it was because he assumed something was going on when that was in the case. i had a friend over, we were talking and the moment he came home, he didn t like, it he got jealous. she told him, if they really wanted to solve the mystery, they should ask questions at matt s factory. so, did matthew ever have any type of enemies? at work, from what he would come home and tell me, there was a lot of people there that he didn t get along with. he was considered one of the supervisors. and he would tell me different