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People related to the oil business. I remember him telling us, im going to make millions of dollars. A big money venture oozing with outlaws. A violent individual, been to prison for robbery. 250 pounds of steroid, rock muscle. Greed is what killed my dad. Greed is what caused all of this. A thirst for oil, an lust for blood. A sociopath. What can happen in a quiet Little Prairie town until oil comes around. Yeah. Among the green and pleasant landscapes of american privilege is the rise of histo...

Was his eyes. Her story was concerning about a masked man, shooting her husband and leaving her alive. Im worried, did she hire somebody . Then a revelation. The dead man had a dangerous dream. Ended up finding a lot of people related to the oil business. I remember him telling us, im going to make millions of dollars. A big money venture oozing with outlaws. A violent individual, been to prison for robbery. 250 pounds of steroid, rock muscle. Greed is what killed my dad. Greed is what caused al...

Ended up finding a lot of paper related to the oil business. I remember him telling us, im going to make millions of dollars. A big money venture oozing with outlaws. A violent individual, been to prison for robbery. Big man. 250 pounds of steroid, rock muscle. Significant criminal history. Greed is what killed my dad. Greed is what caused all of this. A thirst for oil, an lust for blood. I trusted a con artist. I trusted a sociopath. Wild isnt it, what can happen to a quiet Little Prairie town ...

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Person like that have? >> my concerns our most important witness is going to admit that he killed two people, literally beat casey clarks brains out. >> how do you handle that? >> you have to embrace it. our number two witness has a tattoo on his back of him urinating on the headstone of the last guy that he killed. these are our two star witnesses. >> still, tim suckow, the actual killer was by far the more important witness. after all, suckow could tell the jury chapter and verse about the man...

Some truly awful things. if they didnt tell the story and make the jury believe it, henrikson would get away with murder. but if they did tell it? what sort of credibility would a person like that have? >> my concerns our most important witness is going to admit that he killed two people, literally beat casey clarks brains out. >> how do you handle that? >> you have to embrace it. our number two witness has a tattoo on his back of him urinating on the headstone of the last guy that he killed. th...

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Murder. but if they did tell it? what sort of credibility would a person like that have? >> my concerns our most important witness is going to admit that he killed two people, literally beat casey clarks brains out. >> how do you handle that? >> you have to raise it. our number two witness has a tattoo on his back of him urinating on the headstone of the last guy that he killed. these are our two star witnesses. >> still, tim suckow, the actual killer was by far the more important witness. after...

For was that we do what we can to ensure that he was sent to a prison with appropriate mental health facilities so he could figure out what was wrong with him. >> then, in court, he turned around and faced elberta. >> said please forgive me. im so sorry for what ive done. >> did he seem genuine? >> he did. he said it in tears, and he said i cant forgive myself, but can you forgive me? and i, i told home yes. i said i forgive you. and god forgives you. >> 30 years for tim suckow. when it was jame...

When timothy suckow, the hit man, faced the judge. >> the only thing he ever asked for was that we do what we can to ensure that he was sent to a prison with appropriate mental health facilities so he could figure out what was wrong with him. >> then, in court, he turned around and faced elberta. >> said please forgive me. im so sorry for what ive done. >> did he seem genuine? >> he did. he said it in tears, and he said i cant forgive myself, but can you forgive me? and i, i told home yes. i sai...