That we are thinking of you and that everything that can be done is being done. kenzora: fourteen days later, kristen s body was found in a ditch in burlington. mccready: it was shocking. everybody was just devastated. i just kept thinking, why did he have to kill her? reporter: police are not discounting the possibility that the cases may be connected. mccrary: there were similarities. both had been physically assaulted. both had been asphyxiated. both had bruising to their bodies as though someone had been kneeling on their back, maybe using a ligature strangulation or strangling them from behind. paul hunter: we have to find who did this, or more young girls are gonna die. this danger is out there. the scarborough rapes began in may of 1987, but it would be six years before the police
Donna: she was a beautiful person. she was kind, and she was just very sensitive, and i think, how could anybody destroy that? someone awful is out there. we have to find who did this, or more young girls are gonna die. everyone began to wonder at that time if there might be a connection. what are the chances that two girls go missing in a certain timeframe? it is a really weird coincidence. kenzora: people were starting to get worried that there might be something bigger at play here. mccrary: they were bringing in all the resources available to them to get an answer to this. i think it s important that everybody realize that this danger is out there. so, the question is, were these cases related, yes or no? there were similarities. both had been physically assaulted. both had been asphyxiated. both had bruising to their bodies as though someone had been kneeling on their back,
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Husband came to pick up the daughter for visitation, forced his way into the house, knocked the elderly woman down and she s having medical problems. when he arrived, he found this was no routine domestic. i walk up, open the door and walk in the house. directly in front of me was an elderly lady sitting in the chair which turned out to be shirley skinner and a person kneeling beside her holding her hand. she s crying a little bit. then a first responder motioned over to the other side of the room. i saw the body laying down there. any sign of life? no. it was stephen watkins, dead on the floor. a 9 millimeter glock handgun on a box several yards away. trying to get in my mind what happened, the ems personnel told me shirley made a statement to them that she had shot him. they reported to the chief that shirley had said a couple times is he dead? i shot him. he shouldn t have come back here.
The target of inappropriate and unfortunate actions by so-called media at dallas-fort worth airport yesterday. it is not exactly clear what incident the league meant but social media alec stein tweeted yesterday. that he walked alongside griner and her phoenix mere curie teammates asking why she still hates and wants to break up america . criticizing kneeling for the national anthem, but after being freed from prison and russia she said she had a change of heart and definitely wants to stand now and forever more. eric. we will be back at 4:00 p.m. we will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern with more news. we thank you for watching fox news
I really don t care. you go to a ballpark looking like that. there were children. they scare me and i don t scare easy. but it looks so stupas and weird and the other thing is i am mindful of what liberace and rolling stones said. they never talked politics. liberace purposely said i m not going to talk politics but is not my place. so why baseball is getting into this. it just feels like the nfl kneeling controversy all over again and i think baseball should stay away from it. it s about having a good time at the ballpark. it s about being fueled by this der i. [bleep] showing up of corporations i ve tried to find a story that would combine two things you love. baseball and trans. are you ready? what do you feel about this particular story? anger? pain? i feel nothing. it s a hard month for those of us who feel nothing. . [laughter] why don t we talk about
Is worth fighting for. what would you say to that individual? i think successful companies almost always have a purpose and that purpose is driving their decisions every day. you just have to be clear what your purpose is and how it relates to your company and then be smart about how to deliver your purpose. so, for example, when nike was embracing colin kaepernick in their commercial over the black life matters, the kneeling during the national anthem, that worked really well for nike because nike has more of an edge to its brand compared to pepsi or budweiser. budweiser wants to support its lgbtq+ community, but it has to do it in a way that accomplishes that without em broiling the company in a kind of ongoing polarized battle. so it s not so much about stepping away from supporting your people. you want to support your people. but the question of how you do
I really don t care. you go to a ballpark looking like that. there were children. they scare me and i don t scare easy. but it looks so stupas and weird and the other thing is i am mindful of what liberace and rolling stones said. they never talked politics. liberace purposely said i m not going to talk politics but is not my place. so why baseball is getting into this. it just feels like the nfl kneeling controversy all over again and i think baseball should stay away from it. it s about having a good time at the ballpark. it s about being fueled by this der i. [bleep] showing up of corporations i ve tried to find a story that would combine two things you love. baseball and trans. are you ready? what do you feel about this particular story? anger? pain? i feel nothing. it s a hard month for those of us who feel nothing. . [laughter] why don t we talk about that? i don t have deeply held