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had been no arrests, not even a publicly named suspect. to the community, it seemed the case had gone cold. but the deerfield police and lake county major crimes task force had been working hard since day one, including months preparing for a wiretap operation. they wanted to try to catch marney young talking about the murder on the phone as they geared up for that, please broaden monies close friend, kristie passion, a second time for questioning. >> if marty told anybody, this was going to be the individual. she knew more than she was living on. >> police figured from a car rental form they had seized with christie's address on it, that money had actually gone from shawn's place to christie's and stay there that night before the murder. and they discovered christie's employer routinely records of
home and then he invited money over to see what she might say about the murder. investigators who hovered nearby and listened and later said marty sounded more like a concerned friend than a killer. she has questions about the investigation. >> did you talk to the police today? what do they think? >> police and got a warrant to search for computer work. >> we find she had googled ronny writers address from her workplace to ronny's residents. >> marney had also checked online for photos and videos of ronny. please fouls it was time to bring money in for questioning. >> she tells us about how she met chunk ill. how the chat about real estate. >> investigators were particularly interested in her whereabouts the night before the murder, which is that they already know from sean, included a couple of hours at his home. she was honest about that. >> she was there october the 3rd between 7:30 and 9:30 pm in his residence. >> and marty told them
was getting in trouble for all of it, help monica would be deported and she left. >> she left about monica being deported, possibly? >> yes. >> what does that tell you that morning? >> that just told us that she is very vindictive and she would do anything to get anyone out of the way. >> just hours after speaking with marty's former friend, please went to the alley behind martins chicago home and seized her garbage, no search warrant needed. they simply scooped up all of her trash and took it with them. in it, they found bank statements. on that, they discovered she had been paying for background checks on other women that shawn was seeing. police also learned about the time marney plan a trip to the same resort and mexico at the same time he was going there with ronny. >> she tells him, he's for scuba diving. >> aside from that incident, saying money never suggested she wanted more from the relationship than what they already had. basically, some bill estate dealings and sex. yes, sex.
spurned lover? >> yes. >> jealous? >> yes. >> motive? >> yes. >> monica's alibi for the time of the murder was that she was training one of her regular clients who happen to live in a town right next to deerfield. her alibi seemed to check out. >> as soon as you talk to the client, she says that she was with, as she crossed off the list? >> not immediately. we don't know what their relationship with. he could be lying for her. >> police had their hands full juggling sean gayle and monica as potential suspects when yet another woman and sean circle popped up on their radar from tipsters. >> three phone calls from people who gave the name of marty. >> marney yang. >> yes. >> the information favorite leaving was that she would be an individual capable of doing something like this because of the relationship she had with sean gayle. >> capable of this kind of murder? >> yes. >> the plot, as they say, was thickened. >> coming up --
child from the fatal shots. >> marie's defense attorneys who declined our request for an interview said she was the victim of an investigation them tart -- unfairly targeted her and never found physical evidence tying her to the crime. in the end, marty's own words seemed hard to ignore. sean gayle, the person at the center of the tragedy, declined as well to speak with dateline. after the verdict, he talked about how difficult life has been for him since ronny's murder. and about his regret about never knowing running and where that relationship like. >> the fact that ronny is not here, we don't have a three-year-old daughter, that's going to be something that i love with. >> for the investigators who worked tirelessly on the case, witnessing the conviction of marney yank was supremely satisfying. >> did you see any signs of remorse? >> no. at the beginning of the trial, she seemed confident. i'd like shipley she could be this.
what his sisters at. >> that's nieces, yes, i'm done for it. >> he then admitted his mother, marty, had told him to tell police that she was home with him the morning of the murder when it back, she had not been. then, he startled police by what he said next. >> he told the investigators that after hearing and seeing the story on tv, some of his friends brought it to their tension that one of the reactions was that she somehow might be involved. >> his own mother might be involved in the murder of ronny reiter? >> correct. very unusual response. first side to do that, i think every investigator was the case, that's an honest response. the sun would have no other reason to answer that way. >> police confronted marty with what her own children said about her. >> all of the things lead your 16-year-old son to say you are responsible for this. >> oh, god. i also think the time and recollection is off a little bit, but, like, no way.
star-studded dinner said to be the biggest in white house history. now, 50 years later, replicated at the nixon library. a reunion for those who sacrificed so much. >> you think you're invincible initially. and that you can take all kinds of pain. but pain just completely consumes you. >> reporter: admiral robert schumacher was captured by the vietnamese, spending eight years in the notorious hoa lo prison. although he came up with another name for it in a note he scribbled on toilet paper to a fellow american. >> i was trying to cheer the guy up by simply saying welcome to the hanoi hilton. >> reporter: lieutenant porter halliburton was held there too for a while. when his plane was shot down in 1965, his family thought he was dead, even had a tombstone made. >> then a year and a half later they came in and said we have something to tell you. and marty said you're here to tell me my husband's alive. she said that was more difficult to deal with than my death because of the uncertainty. >> reporter: he
covid virus, but the government did not recognize them. rachel: do you feel like the medical community has look at even just this repercussion, the nursing shortage, and they're rethinking -- have there been enough consequences to these bad decisions that we night -- might not face these in the future if we have a pandemic? we might not have these unnecessary if mandate cans, we might start considering natural immunity again? how has the medical community taken in this and maybe made changes for the future? or do you think that won't happen? >> there's been no humility whatsoever, there's just been complete arrogance from the medical elites. now, i can tell you on the ground the doctors privately would say, marty, this natural immunity thing is true of every other virus out there, arguably maybe with the exception of influenza, but every virus has natural immunity. they are smart, they know what's going on, but people are not speaking up because of the medical establishment, and i think pharma has a big hand in this as well.
and then i told the nurse and she never brought me the phone again i would punch her. but it worked out, it worked out . >> kat, any setbacks? i don't think you've ever had any. >> chapter five, being dumped, being fired, having problems with a tube, my mom dying, my grandma dying, all amazing content for a best-selling book. >> into country music song. you just wrote the first half o a country music song. >> i'd love to hear it. >> panhandle smarty or marty, i love this guy, what fun or interesting fact about yourself do you think people wouldn't guess of you, here is something. >> what was the fun or interesting fact that people wouldn't guess about me? that i did a great job on special report. >> that was amazing, it was
and marty were still out with hundreds of metres to go and they left too late but sheer weight of numbers held out in the end and with the plucky pair finally overtaken, the plucky pair finally overtaken, the fast men fought it out. and it was said and who stormed to the stage victory. a day for denmark although it is still leading overall. staying on two wheels but moving from the road to rockier climes. with mountain biking about to embark on its first ever world series. on its first ever world series which brings together all the disciplines in the sport under one banner over the next few months. with the world championships in glasgow also this summer, evie richards is the british rider who's both a world and commonwealth champion. and is preparing for the opening round in the czech republic. it is the topical that all of us athletes have. and overall, it's another big one but i'm just coming