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none, whatsoever. he didn t seem excessively angry? no. the showdown was set for 2018. the first day of madison s murder trial. this is the sort of war, you know? madison had always been so convinced that he would be found not guilty was worried. he d found a new girlfriend while out on bond and told her this. if this goes downhill all have to life sentences and been present for the rest of my life. i was like, it s okay. if you don t want to be with me anymore, you can go. that was pretty tough. in court, attorneys were about to start the last phase of jury selection. when suddenly, the mood in the room shifted. people running all over the courthouse back and forth. the sheriff was there to, leading for proceedings to begin. did you ever suspicions about what was coming? no. ....
One he told the night his parents were shot. i think i asked like three or four times for a polygraph. i just want to be set up for a polygraph test honestly. all right. like as soon as you all can do it i want a polygraph test. okay. generally guilty people do not ask for a polygraph. yeah, i mean, it s a lie detector test. yeah, some people can find a flaw in that. some people can beat it even when they are lying, but i mean, i was 17 years old. i mean, i didn t know nothing about it. i just knew it was a lie detector test. that polygraph never happened, and madison remained a teenager facing two murder raps. law enforcement was lined up against him. his mom s family felt differently. they saw madison behind bars as just another tragedy. i told him on day one the only role he played in this case was the fact that he threw ....
what happened in those 11 minutes? the interrogation begins. coming up i jumped up, i ran to the master bedroom door. i kicked it open. my dad was holding her like this. i was like, i need to go get help, and then i ran screaming help to my neighbor s house. madison s dramatic story. will police believe it? he didn t seem that upset? no, no, he seemed more concerned about missing home coming. when dateline continues. ....
he didn t seem that upset? no, no. and here s a call that was recorded from jail a few days later. what have all the girls said about it? like that s what i wondered, like the people i slept with, like what are they thinking about it right now? oh, (bleep), i m a (bleep) murderer murderer. that kind of talk didn t prove anything, but it did strike investigators as odd as they continued gathering evidence. they decided to test some elements of madison s story. madison had said he didn t hear the gunshots so law enforcement did an experiment and they recorded it. we took the same weapon and the same grade ammo to do these tests. madison s story is that he ran from his dad s house to a neighbor 200 feet away, and that he didn t hear his shots on his way or once he arrived. investigators listened closely. here s what that test sounded ....
school was a battlefield. madison was picked on, the scrawny kid and a bit of a loner. he was always doing his own thing. everything changed by madison s senior year school. he sprouted to almost 6 feet and had less time for dad and mom. madison was very social. he had a lot of friends. hannah traylor and madison grew up in the tiny town of eclectic, alabama. he was always the class clown, like really goofy, trying to make everybody laugh. he might get in trouble for talking too much in class. as madison crossed over into the land of teendom, his parents found themselves without a map. during senior year, people are turning 18, they re about to graduate high school. you ....