To try to move to basically take this case that is local in fulton county and remove it to federal court, which is something we have seen five other defendants in this case do, and they are hoping they will get a sympatheticjudge will get a sympathetic judge who will get a sympatheticjudge who will dismiss these charges against them, because trumpet is arguing another folks are arguing that they did what they did under the guise of their federaljob, that there was not anything illegal here. anything illegal here. really aood to anything illegal here. really good to speak anything illegal here. really good to speak to anything illegal here. really good to speak to you, - anything illegal here. really good to speak to you, for i good to speak to you, for joining us. we were talking about donald trump s legal strategy. he has been charged in four cases in the past months, and faces 91 charges in historic first for a former president. and marty was charged on 34 charges related to falsifying business records and connection to a 2016 hush bunny payment made to stormy daniels. then injune, trump was indicted by a federal grand jury was indicted by a federal grand jury in miami fortaking jury in miami for taking classified jury in miami fortaking classified documents from the
All of a sudden here comes broad. that s why the prosecutor said, and phone records backed it up, marty made those phone calls to brides a wife shortly before the murder. he is a strange to put still married people, but something was going on. i think at that point he thought, let me just break this up. so his efforts were all just about breaking them up. that effort, including emails, marty denied it. did you send the emails? no i did not. the search of marty s computer revealed that he had created that he mellow count under the name denise johnson and sent those emails to brad, asking how his wife felt about his girlfriend. when police showed up at marti s door the very first time he s erasing things on his computer and de-fragmenting the hard drive. appeared to be getting rid of something? something.
and if that wasn t weird enough. the detectives left the room. oh susie, where are you? where are you? those kids need you. i need you i love you, susie. just wish i knew where you were. he d hardly see it, marty was now the prime suspect. the man in the crosshairs. but suspicion is so easy. the real question was, did he provably do it? what s the cup are prosecutor would want to state his or her career on a wild bet like that? coming up. susie s death consumed him. he was going to get justice for her family. even if he had to do it himself. a whole new tragedy was
I said boy, this is something we need to look at here. to judge from his 22 phone messages, marty and, by the way he s given first name was walter, was very worried about susie. desperate even, as those nighttime hours went by without a word from her. but marty still live three hours away in buildings. so is that where he was calling from? one surefire way to find out, check the cell towers. we looked at marty s cell phone and we actually see him pinging from buildings all the way to glendive. it s a long, lonely road. and even at the elevated speeds along the i-94, it s a good three hours east northeast across the rolling prairie. from buildings to the ponderous apartment building in downtown glendive. paying, thing, thing past the ever listening cell towers. . and suddenly the cop had some homework to do.
Because the two little girls were living with ted at the time and the oldest were living with me and i felt like i was the only person trying to salvage the relationship with the little girls and the siblings and i just really want her to crush that wall down and say that he wasn t a suspect, and her response to me was, that the case is still moving forward and he is still a suspect. that is what i think to hear. yes. i really felt like i needed to hear that at that time, and i didn t get to hear that and that it was still possibly he could ve had an involvement. ted, who still lived under a cloud of suspicion believe that marty killed susie. there was a lot of nights where i didn t sleep wondering if someone was gonna shop in the middle of the night with a gun. but it was rusty during his many sleepless nights who devised a plan to do with police and prosecutors seemed
Marty was gonna try to come take a. his own father? i don t think he ever called him father, i don t think anyone really did. he was just afraid of marty. val had a newborn of her own to, go along with those extra responsibilities. and, an overwhelming sadness that sneaked into her bed, her kitchen, her life and unwelcome houseguest that simply refused to leave. my son was four months old, when susie was taken from us. i don t remember. i don t remember him walking. i don t remember these moments i should remember as a mother. meanwhile the investigation was stuck in the weeds. i was thinking a couple of
Over the next three hours. his cell phone pinning in glendale have just before 4:30 am. then by his own admission, marty parked right around the corner from susie s apartment building next to the bank. and that s when the banks atm started telling a story like nothing else could. for 20 7 am, prosecutors argued this figure is marty walking towards susie s apartment. our theory was, he got to susie s apartment before brad, before she returned, and there s a little concave, a little store front and we believe that s where he was standing. that said the prosecutor is when he left that footprint found in the dust in the alcove of the buildings next to susie s. then the tape showed at 4:52 am, brad and susie pulled out in brats truck. 5:19 am, the light came on, susie opened the door got out, just steps from her apartment. when she stepped out of brett car after he had stood in that concave for 15 to 20 minutes as they are in the car doing whatever they were doing. i think he was extremely angry and when he saw her, i think he confronted her, i think she
Months and we re gonna have unrest. and we just didn t have the pieces at that time that we needed. 2008, ted kept himself, marty moved, left buildings and went to phoenix got a job. and at home in glendale have, susie s brother, valves husband rusty was having trouble with the rage. susie s death consumed him, he wouldn t sleep much as night and he told me one night that he just wanted to stop feeling. i think it just haunted him that he felt like he could ve done something. and by the time representative met with the family room, many felt they were teetering on the edge of insanity. still wondering, marty or ted? what was the holdup? that day i asked if she could tell us as a family, that ted was no longer a suspect.
Yes. on the night susie disappeared, phone records revealed that she an marti last spoke at 9:51 pm. by then susie was aware that marty had been trying to sabotage her relationship with brad. after the phone call susie called her daughter, marya, with a question. she wanted to know how to restrict the number. okay. and i storewide, and she told me because marty was calling. he was calling ted and was saying stuff about my mom. the phone records show that susie stopped crying is calls, that s why at 1:39 am, marty was caught on that surveillance camera, leaving buildings to head towards glendive. i think when he left buildings it was not his intent to kill her, i think he wanted to confront her. to find her and confront are about what is going on. please call me. the jury heard that marty left 22 voice mails as he drove