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Was the testimony of horseman joe plemmons. plemmons testified that bailey offered him $5,000 to kill helen brach, an offer he says he rejected. >> ill never trust plemmons as far as i could throw him. >> years later, his health deteriorating, plemmons had another story to tell, one if believed could finally answer the question what really happened to helen brach. late in 2004, joe plemmons reached out to federal authorities, tired of running from what he says is the truth and with the understanding that the new information could not be used against him, plemmons recounted a shocking new versi...

On june 15, 1995, judge milton shader threw the book at him. he sentenced bailey to 30 years for fraud and conspiring to murder helen brach. at age 67 it was effectively a life sentence for bailey. the man known as sherlock had solved the greatest of chicago's unsolved murders. or had he? >> nobody proved that bailey had anything to do with her actual murder. >> david heinzman has reported on the case for the chicago tribune. >> after his conviction the case was still open because the question of how she died remained unanswered.

Offered him $5,000 to kill helen brach, an offer he says he rejected. a claim that landed bailey in jail. >> i would never trust plemmos as far as i could throw him. >> years later, his health deteriorating, plemmons had another story to tell, one if believed could finally answer the question what really happened to helen brach. late in 2004, joe plemmons reached out to federal authorities, tired of running from what he says is the truth and with the understanding that the new information could not be used against him, plemmons recounted a shocking new version of events. >> he didn't want to g...

Life sentence for bailey. the man known as sherlock had solved the greatest of chicago's unsolved murders. or had he? >> nobody proved that bailey had anything to do with her actual murder. >> david heinzman has reported on the case for the chicago tribune. >> after his conviction the case was still open because the question of how she died remained unanswered. >> for stephen miller about to retire it was a final curtain with ovation. >> how do you think helen got herself killed? >> she thought she was dealing with richard bailey. he was a front man. the hard guy were in the back. these guys w...