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>> i pulled up my phone and im like, see if there was a number there, and there was nothing. >> so there should be a number if he called somebody on the phone. >> right. and so im like, thats strange. i said, greg, can you look at my phone. >> and i says, theres -- theres nothing. >> is part of you thinking, oh, maybe he just decided not to make the call? >> no, because i heard him talking. you could hear like the mumbling, just a voice speaking of sorts, but nothing intellingible. >> as the mil...

>> more than a little suspicious, the millers kept digging. they went online to check lindas phone records and there it was, the number tom dialed about an hour before the murder, a number they didnt recognize. investigator donnie lewis took it from there. >> so what i did was i got the number and put it into actually facebook on my phone, and as soon as i put that number in the profile that pops up is michael beard. >> michael beard, the ex employee who had been some cooperative with investigat...

Occurred. >> where were they? >> when i got on scene he had other women. taken them to the neighbor so i never saw the kids. and he told me that he also was >> what did you think of the person capable of doing this to getting close to divorce, he her mother with the children just wanted to be done. home. >> reporter: the prosecutor told >> theres no way to describe a person like that. the jury this was toms motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife theyre not a person. but keep everything else. >...

Concerned. and we should be digging into that. the second group is certainly those that may be -- may have been in congress. you hear some of the statements they are making that may have information and known all along and have been attempting to distract us from investigating this issue so how likely is it do you think that american national security would be damaged if this information was declassified? thats what jim clapper was telling us. youve heard members of congress say. that is that a ...

Credible, they had should be concerned. and we should be digging into that. the second group isrt certainly those that may be -- may have been in congress. you hear some of the statements they are making that may have information and known all along and have been attempting to distract us from investigating thisis issue. >> tucker: so how likely is it do you think that american national security would be damaged if this information was declassified? thats what jim clapper was telling us. youve h...

The attorney general writes the formal report to congress. the attorney general could attach millers report to it make it public. you have to scrub it to make sure theres no security information. i think what the public is concerned about could be released and we could to consider when the last two years of been a big waste of time or whether he got a good set of facts out and then people in congress can decide whether they want to try to impeach the president. president trump can declare his in...

Millers out of it for instance convicted for crimes against ethnic albanians of a quarter of a cause if youre going to lecture at the serbian military academy not he was convicted he served his sentence he was released his in serbia now he was one time a lecture just like. sure at the military academy or nor if im not mistaken on what was the call but. during the mid nato bombing campaign over serbia so hes not appointed the lecturer at the military i think our last scene of each convicted of si...

I said, greg, can you look at my phone. >> and i says, theres -- theres nothing. >> is part of you thinking, oh, maybe he just decided not to make the call? >> no, because i heard him talking. you could hear like the mumbling, just a voice speaking of sorts, but nothing intellingible. >> as the millers struggled to make sense of that they called the other men who had been at their house that night. the poker players recalled the same detail. toms phone was always with him. >> he had his phone at...

This was tom owes motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they went through a divorce that, she probably would get everything and this was an opportunity just to start anew. >> the millers listened and wondered how they could be so wrong about their old friend tom clayton. >> we didnt obviously know until the trial of the fairs and stuff. >> you really didnt know tom at all. >> correct. correct. >> thats the scary part. >> ...

>> i did not see any on him, no. i actually checked him for any injuries or any blood on him and he had nothing. >> tom had told the deputy he had only just come in the door to find his wife dead. he had been gone all night at his friends house, the millers, playing poker. so thats where investigators went. >> i heard the banging on the door and ringing of the doorbell, and i woke him up. im like, somebody is banging at the door. >> what time is this? >> this is like 6:00 in the morning. >> that...