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They lived and gardened in the same house for 25 years and designed it themselves. life in mizner park was good for the two. jessica remembers how close they were. >> if my mom went shopping my dad took her, the garden together, talking on the phone several times a day. personalities, gary was the fun, outgoing one. >> once she warmed up to you she was alive. >> when gary retired he suddenly had all of the time in the world to visit civil war battlefields, scour flea markets.

How long you have known them. >> i have known gary for 15 to 20 years my assistant superintendent. i was superintendent. >> mark knew a lot about gary's coin business. >> he has people all over missouri that collect for him. i know he goes to hotels and meets people. he runs ads in the paper. >> gary set up one of the meetings around the time of the death and involved a lot of money. >> he was going to sell $50,000 of gold for cash. it was actually a buyer that was going to give him $50,000 cash. >> he mentioned text messages he saw on gary's phone from another guy. >> gary asked to read some ...

A botcher robbery was a likely scenario. it appeared somebody tried to pry the locks open. >> they didn't get inside? >> it did not appear they did, no. >> that would suggest somebody is looking for something. >> yes. >> if robbery was the plan the killer left the museum intact and nothing appeared tossed or out of place and the nature of the killings. gary was shot as well as beaten spoke volumes to the prosecutor assigned to the case. >> it seems to be a element of personal anger. close quarter killing of someone with a weapon in your hand. >> yes. it definitely seemed to be personal type of...

Organizing them. >> a container was missing. the killer would have known the real valuable only if he moved in the same antique circles as gary. >> sounds plausible. >> that was a big worry that i had. >> as they dug into gary's business dealings no suspects emerged. few people had any idea how wealthy they really were. >> they did not show that type of wealth to people. always kept quiet. the people that he would interact with were reputable type of people. >> because there was no forced entry to the home larry offered up the limited list of people that had access to the house.

>> i said he is off in some way. he could be a psychopath. it scares me. >> april 30th, 2014 did they fall prey to someone they believe could be trusted? >> iad to be lowered to the ground. i started crying and screaming. >> such good people. why. why. >> springfield, missouri, the queen of the ozarks. gary terrell grew up poor and knew his adult life would be all about education, teaching kids in the classrooms by day. the history book in his lap at night. he and his wife raised a girl and a boy who sadly died young of brain cancer.