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Was his eyes. Her story was concerning about a masked man, shooting her husband and leaving her alive. Im worried, did she hire somebody . Then a revelation. The dead man had a dangerous dream. Ended up finding a lot of people related to the oil business. I remember him telling us, im going to make millions of dollars. A big money venture oozing with outlaws. A violent individual, been to prison for robbery. 250 pounds of steroid, rock muscle. Greed is what killed my dad. Greed is what caused all of this. A thirst for oil, an lust for blood. A sociopath. Among the green and pleasant landscapes...

Ended up finding a lot of paper related to the oil business. I remember him telling us, im going to make millions of dollars. A big money venture oozing with outlaws. A violent individual, been to prison for robbery. Big man. 250 pounds of steroid, rock muscle. Significant criminal history. Greed is what killed my dad. Greed is what caused all of this. A thirst for oil, an lust for blood. I trusted a con artist. I trusted a sociopath. Wild isnt it, what can happen to a quiet Little Prairie town when oil comes along . Yeah. Among the green and pleasant landscapes of american privilege is a fine...

>> there's been shots. a man just came into our house and shot my husband. >> this is how our story began in an ugly splash of violenc and terror >> what are the numbers? >> he's going to shoot me. >> but was this the beginnin of the story or the end that was the evening spokane police detectives brian sesnic and mark burbridge were pulled into the strangest case of their careers. >> it was the most uniqu homicide i'd investigated, and i knew that from the first moments of my involvement. >> really? just you knew? >> yes >> it was sesnick who drov over first to the address at south hill the so...

Headed north on Railroad Highway near Underwood, travelers often stop and do a double take. More often than not, giant decorative hay bales draw attention.

The First Responders Foundation is honoring the life of fallen U.S. Marine Cpl. Daegan Page by putting his image on their race car.