>> detective -- retired in 2017. and the question of who killed theresa insana remains a mystery. when we sat down with her, and marie insana we still faithfully placing calls to investigators, refusing to let her daughter's murder be forgotten. >> how often have you talk to the police? >> about every couple of weeks. and i am a pain. and i am a nuisance. but i am a mother. i don't know if it's going to happen in my lifetime, or joes, but i believe it will happen. >> high school graduation -- >> theresa's friends too live for the day when an answer will come. and until then, they will remain as loyal to her memory as she always was to them. >> we know that it's not in our hands at this point. it's in god's hands to bring this person to justice, and that i will never give up and. i truly believe in my heart of
dog while i theresa stayed at work. >> it upset me. because, in the relationship, she made him -- and that's what she was doing again. >> i think the fact that jeff came over and watched the dog and state and slept that theresa's house was definitely upsetting to melissa. >> and -- not there at the time? >> that's what she's told. >> you maybe think she maybe thought, theresa is there? >> -- jeff -- stay over at the house, here's the key. >> there's just still -- between jeff and theresa that we believe melissa didn't want. >> especially, thought to tech teams, a new girlfriend who, as melissa had -- days before, learned she was pregnant with jeff's child. if move most murders involve money or love, detectives thought melissa ball had reason to worry. after, all just first marriage
how many people, you think, committed this murder? >> i think, by where the body was located in the -- i'm going to support too. >> i think it's one person committing the murder. and then, i agree, clearly, someone had help. >> what happened inside that hill's house? >> possibility -- we know for a fact that, at some point, theresa -- steps -- i think what theresa attempted to do to do was restrain herself -- wait for her attacker, or attackers. once inside the bathroom, there's a towel rack that has been moved. and as you can see, the bracket is missing as well. yolanda, turn around -- towel rack -- this wall -- grab here -- you are holding on to the towel rack and -- the towel rack probably came off of the wall. the person that was behind her, putting -- >> gets it in the face? >> gets hit in the face -- >> or hit in the head or --
he was innocent. >> what did you expect would happen? >> i thought he would be found not guilty and he could be able to come home. at that point, the case was almost entirely circumstantial, that was until don got talking about cellmate, the one with a little recording device. and sure enough, as the whole story spilled out, there was scott's name on tape. truth and prove at last. >> did scott give you the gun? >> he stole it from his daddy. >> did you want the gun back? >> he ain't getting the gun back. ain't no way in hell he can find it. >> i have thrown it away. >> yeah, that's where it's at. >> once the job was done, the car has hidden by the brush, don said, she drove to tuscaloosa and all the familiar number from theresa's cell phone, to let her boss know that his wife was dead. >> did you call scott and let him know that it was done? >> i called him teresa's number.
life insurance policy. >> so the reasoning it would be then terry white, in the can, unlimited go down for this, they got me? >> but i can do you, christine and find a little bit of good by killing myself and the insurance will be paid off to you. >> having you collect $250,000. >> rod told the detectives that theresa suicide attempt in arizona was his third. and according to rod, christine was not exactly thrilled when terry survived. >> when he called her -- she picked up the phone and said, what the, why are you still here? basically, why have you not killed yourself? >> the cellmate's tale got even stranger. he said after he was released from jail, he met with christine and made up a story. he's told her he would smuggle some pills into the jail so terry could make good on his suicide promise. and i said, i need to buy the pills. i just don't have the money. he went to a bank and got out $200. >> rod said he never bought the pills or completed the scheme. >> what did you do with the money? >> the money, i spent it to be honest with you. i just got a deal. i was broke. you know? >> but he said he had a vivid
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that our partner countries will follow, as they have done when we've done this previously. that will make the sanctions more effective, ensure that russia pays a price for its illegal activity. and again, this is something we can be proud of in the uk because we've taken a leadership role when it comes to supporting ukraine. let's talk about a big issue back home, immigration. so david cameron and theresa may both promised to get net migration below 100,000 — they failed. the most recent conservative manifesto talked about it falling, falling from a level that at the time was around about a quarter of a million. the latest figures were half a million. the new figures next week expected to be higher still. are you comfortable with that? so i want to bring the levels of legal migration down. to what? so crystal clear about that. i'm not going to put a precise figure on it, but i do want to bring them down. it's not crystal clear, though, if you can't be precise. well, we don't... we don't know what the numbers are going to be next week or when the numbers are coming out. so it's right that we take stock of those. but what i want people to know is i am committed to bringing
a tranquil if rather damp setting for our interview with the prime minister, a traditional japanese tea house, carp in the pond outside. world leaders have gathered here to discuss the global economy, an increasingly muscular china, and the war in ukraine. we've taken the lead in announcing new sanctions on russia. i'm hopeful and confident that our partner countries will follow, as they have done when we've done this previously. that will make the sanctions more effective, ensure that russia pays a price for its illegal activity, and again, this is something we can be proud of in the uk, because we have taken a leadership role when it comes to supporting ukraine. but rishi sunak was less sure of his answers on a big issue back home. david cameron and theresa may both promised to get net migration below 100,000. they failed. the most recent conservative manifesto talked about it falling, falling from a level that, at the time, was about a quarter of a million. the latest figures
carp in the pond outside. world leaders have gathered here to discuss the global economy, an increasingly muscular china, and the war in ukraine. we've taken the lead on announcing new sanctions on russia. i'm hopeful and confident that our partner countries will follow, as they have done when we've done this previously. that will make the sanctions more effective, ensure that russia pays a price for its illegal activity and, again, this is something we can be proud of in the uk because we have taken a leadership role when it comes to supporting ukraine. but rishi sunak was less sure of his answers on a big issue back home. david cameron and theresa may both promised to get net migration below 100,000. they failed. the most recent conservative manifesto talked about it falling, falling from a level that, at the time, was about a quarter of a million. the latest figures were half a million, the new figures next week expected to be higher still. are you comfortable with that? so i want to bring the levels of legal migration down, let's be crystal clear about that.