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the vibes were all. wrong all the alarm bells were going off, even to this day, it gives me a little bit of the chills. coming up vibes on one thing, but investigators thought they also had evidence that fred wasn t telling the truth. he told me she fell 20 feet. where was a trauma? where were the injuries? why did i not see what i expected to see? there were no broken bones. any substantial abrasions or contusions. what really happened to leslie that day? when dateline continues. that day? that day? when datelin crepe corrector lotion. only from gold bond. that day? when datelin at lowe s, you never have to be finished with aisles of ways to refresh and restyle. for whatever style you re feeling. at prices you re really feelin. shop the lowe s bath style & save event now in-store and online. for the folks charged with
The scene noticed at first what appeared to be a major inconsistency in that story. such a treacherous fall, leslie s body went pulled from the creek didn t look at all injured. he told me she fell 20 feet. where was the trauma? where were the injuries? why did i not see what i expected to see? one look at that drop off and sheriff bruce was wondering the same thing, but when the autopsy report came back, it only heightened his suspicions. there were no broken bones. any substantial abrasions or contusions. it s simply wasn t. they re every accident is different. every fall is different. is it possible that she just fell in a certain way that didn t produce those injuries that you are looking for? no, if she landed headfirst like you told us she landed she would ve had head injuries, facial fractures, spinal trauma. none of that was president. so cher bruce made a quick
The nodes,se, peeled skin and l knee and chest. police say this can be characteristic of a one time fall. we re at the kgb, yes, they still call it that there, it would be pretty much unprecedented for them to kill opponents abroad. you can see how riot police tackled peaceful protests, how the regime is at home. but it now seems bolder abroad forcer the landing of an air jet so that they could arrest an opposition progressor. and according to an athlete ordering her home after upsetting the president. belarus said that she was distressed and emotional but she denied that. she told me that two men from the olympic team escorted her to the airport but it was her grandmother who made her realize she could not go home again. after my grandmother s call, because before this call i think maybe i can come back to home
Selling abrasions around the country and the world. cases in the u.s. are on the rise in different cities, made different decisions about new year s events. new york city, we just mentioned, limited the times square crowd to a fraction of the usual number, boston moved everything outdoors. they also added walk-up vaccination clinics, and also celebrations in miami and vegas. went ahead largely as planned with no capacity limits. nbc news correspondent anne thompson is live in times square, and ali aruzi is live in london. anne, good morning, happy new year. much smaller crowd in times square than usual. did everything go smoothly? it did, lindsey, and happy new year to you too, it was a festive fight in times square but certainly quieter than usual. as you mentioned only 15,000 people were allowed to come to times square, the cross roads of the world, to party, and to do that they had to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask, but that didn t stop those who
That could be true? absolutely not. it was a long plane ride home. reporter: do you remember what your mind was doing to you during that plane ride? how can this happen? why would somebody do it? reporter: those questions because none of them believed bryan capable of suicide. and sure enough, the next morning an autopsy revealed abrasions and contusions on the doctor s head. a swollen right eye. clearly, there had been a struggle. and he d been struck by three gunshots. two in the lower right forearm, then a fatal shot to the chest. the conclusion? obvious. it was not suicide. it was homicide. how is it possible at first they thought it was a suicide? i can t answer that. i think you have to understand that that county had not had a homicide in, i think it was like 19 years. reporter: it was monday when state department of criminal investigation agent ken thompson was called in.
Operating room last night and two additional patients are undergoing surgeries today. reporter: children s hospital milwaukee confirms it received 18 patients sunday evening, ages 3 to 16. including, three sets of siblings. injuries ranged from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries. i could see kids just laying on the street. people putting blankets over them, trying to attend to them. k kids screaming on the sidewalk. reporter: at least one witness says the driver continued to speed through the street even after hitting several people. it hit at least two people right away, rolled over both of them, and then kept going. it didn t stop. reporter: and as you can imagine tonight, this community is holding a tremendous amount of pain. throughout the city, flags have been lowered in honor of those victims. and as you mentioned, among the
Children. six of these patients were sent to the operating room last night, and two additional patients are undergoing surgeries today. reporter: children s hospital milwaukee confirms it received 18 patients sunday evening, ages 3 to 16, including three sets of siblings. injuries range from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries. i could see kids just laying on the street, people putting blankets over them, trying to tend to them, kids screaming on the sidewalks. reporter: at least one witness says the driver continued to speed through the street even after hitting several people. it hit at least two people right away, rolled over both of them, and then kept going. it didn t stop. reporter: and later today, the 39-year-old will appear before a judge for his initial court appearance. the chief of police here in waukesha is recommending
reporter: a shocked community learning the names of the neighbors they lost. virginia sorenson, 79-year-old female. leanna ones, 71-year-old female. tamara durand, 52-year-old female. james kulich, 52-year-old female. wilhelm haspel, 81-year-old male. ranging in age from 52 to 81 years old. we have multiple casualties. people down in the street! casualties on main street. reporter: along with the dead, 48 people were injured. some as young as 3 years old. 18 children, including three sets of siblings, are being treated at children s wisconsin, a hospital in milwaukee. two of the 48 are children and they are in critical condition. injuries ranged from facial abrasions to broken bones to
Now you know the basics of what happened. a red suv inexplicably ran into the parade and those marching into the parade, and people watching on the sidewalk. as of this hour, five people are dead and an unbelievable 40 people are injured, including many, many kids. people there with children s hospital in milwaukee earlier today. we are uniquely equipped to support an event like this. sadly, like many communities, our region has experienced mass casualty events in the past, but none in the recent history involved being such a large number of children. 18 kids were brought to the emergency department ranging from ages 3 to 16 years of age, which includes three sets of siblings. injuries range from facial abrasions to broken bones, to serious head injuries. six of these patients were sent