Tomorrow because you are publishing your dam paper, which is extraordinary. we were so sad to learn of your mother joanne s passing. i know you called her an encyclopedia of knowledge. what would it have meant to her knowing that you and your staff pulled together and publish the paper as scheduled this week? oh, it would mean everything. it would mean everything and it also, you live 98 years and it s coming pretty soon. i mean, you don t know when. she had already one point, two or three months ago said, and this is the outfit i want to use in my funeral, and the rest of that stuff. it was terrible that her last 24 hours were nothing but grief and feeling that her life had been meaningless. she had worked this newspaper since 1960. she was still employed. here she still worked one day a week, gathering all-time information for us.
Records. police searched the home and office of the newspaper s owners and seized computers and phones and servers and recorders and editors. authorities claim it stemmed from an investigation into identity theft. a coffee shop owner accused the newspaper of illegally be tang documents about a dui she received 15 years ago. the paper says they got those from a source. they were trying to verify the information, and only published it after she started accusing them publicly. the coffee shop owner previously barred the paper from covering an event of a republican member of congress. eric meyer says his 98-year-old mother, joanne, who was a co-owner of the paper, collapsed and died on saturday, the day after police raided her home. according to the paper, meyer had been, quote, stressed beyond her limits and overwhelmed by hours of shock and grief. eric joins us now. good morning, eric. we are all deeply
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