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No sign of life. not so them anyway. he hit the brakes. this was the place, grabbed their weapons, headed for the house. a window, unlocked. pay dirt. the prairie takes on a sweet rolling pitch as it tucks in to a nebraska corner a mile south of omaha, it has grown solid and faithful americans. a tiny remnant of whom who have planted themselves around a place called murdock, a place where heads turn when strangers drive by and family names are carved in the local stone.

>> plaintiffs call jason carter. >> then came the moment so many had been waiting for. jason, the favorite son in his own words, telling the jury about seeing his mother dead. >> i couldnt believe what i had found. >> winehart confronted jason about the affair. >> you did it in a friends residence, in cars, even in your own house. >> correct. >> you became a practiced, skilled and chronic liar. >> correct. >> now bills lawyer tried to prove motive. it was, he argued, about money. the jury was fo...

>> a few feet, but an unbridgeable divide, when its a matter of father versus son. ♪ i would tell her how much i miss her and that i love her and that shes the reason why i am who i am today. i would tell her thank you. >> lauren giddings, law school grad with the world at her feet. fiercely intelligent -- >> and fierce with her opinion. >> she made friends wherever she went. >> so, it was strange when she dropped out of sight. >> d t

Bank account. >> winehart said jason saw only one way out -- getting control of his parents farmland, worth millions. jason knew that he stood to inherit all of it. >> my dad said that shelly and i and our kids will inherit the ground and that your sister and brother will inherit everything above ground. >> the lawyer mapped out his theory. shirley had found out about jasons affair. and if shirley knew, then bill soon would know, too. jason worried hed be disinherited. he had to stop his mother ...

>> a few feet, but an unbridgeable divide, when its a matter of father versus son. ♪ i would tell her how much i miss her and that i love her and that shes the reason why i am who i am today. i would tell her thank you. >> lauren giddings, law school grad with the world at her feet. fiercely intelligent -- >> and fierce with her opinion. >> she made friends wherever she went. >> so, it was strange when she dropped out of sight. >> didnt take her car, didnt

Public. >> the $10 million civil judgment against jason remains in place. hes appealed that verdict. but for now, jason is what hes always been, a farmer, and the cycles dont stop. >> its planting season. i imagine seeds are going in the ground, huh? >> thats exactly it. i know that he was planting on easter day. and jason saw his father out planting at the same time, and -- >> what did he think? >> he said his thought was, it just seems wrong. this should have been the time where we were both p...

>> plaintiffs call jason carter. >> reporter: then, came the moment so many had been waiting for. jason, the favorite son, in his own words, telling the jury about seeing his mother dead. >> i couldnt believe what i found. >> reporter: winehardt confronted jason about the affair. >> you did it in friends residence, cars, even your own house? >> correct. >> you became a practiced and skilled, chronic liar. >> correct. >> reporter: it was, he argued, about money. the jury was told jason was a spen...

Account and $80 in his business bank account. >> reporter: jason saw only one way out. getting control of his parents farmland, worth millions. jason knew that he stood to inherit all of it. >> my dad said that shelly and i and our kids will inherit the ground. and that, your sister and brother will inherit everything above ground. >> reporter: the lawyer mapped out his theory. shirley had found out about jasons affair. and if shirley knew, then bill, soon, would know, too. jason worried hed be ...

From him, yesterday. >> reporter: a few feet, but an unbridgeable divide when its a matter of father, versus son. im craig melvin. >> and im natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> hes a monster. hes evil. hes pure evil. he is that character in those horror movies. >> he hid in the shadows. a killer in a mask. >> hes clearly a brilliant individual, a brilliantly scary individual. >> his target a doting young mom. >> she was a gorgeous strawberry blond who loved her son more than anythin...

That is upon him from the public. >> reporter: the $10 million civil judgment against jason remains in place. hes appealed that verdict. but for now, jason is what hes always been. a farmer. and the cycles dont stop. >> its planting season. i imagine, seeds are going in the ground, huh? >> thats exactly it. i know that he was planting, on easter day. and jason saw his father out, planting, at the same time. >> what did he think? >> he said, his thought was it just seems wrong. this shouldve been...