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The Tablet February 17, 2021 Bishop Michael Olson of Fort Worth wants people to consider three questions regarding the use of social media:.“It’s a way for them to be present and also a way for us to be aware of them without offering it as a replacement.” (Photo: CNS/Tyler Orsburn) By John Lavenburg, National Correspondent HARTFORD, CONN. — Bishop Michael Olson of Fort Worth wants people to consider three questions regarding the use of social media: does this need to be said? Is it my place to say it? And am I saying this in a way that builds up or tears down?

Michael callahan now knew the case against randy steidl was deeply flawed and needed to be reinvestigated. in the year 2000, he took his findings to his superiors. >> we went into the lieutenant's office, very plush. she closes the door, and she's in uniform. she sits down behind her desk. >> callahan walked her through the evidence, the conflicting testimonies and the recantations. he even highlighted reports that the detectives had plied reinboldt and herrington with alcohol to shape their testimony. >> she looks at us, and she says, you cannot reopen the rhoads case, it's too politically se...

Concerns were mounting for lieutenant michael callaghan as he reinvestigated the rhoads murder murders. >> when you have witnesses that have questionable histories, it's doubly important to corroborate everything that they say. >> deborah reinboldt, in her story, talks about seeing a broken lamp. and seeing one of the men holding up a piece of this broken lamp during the murders. >> the crime scene photos of the lamp raised questions for defense investigator bill clutter. >> you can actually see on the carpet where the firemen had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of an in tact lam...

State's attorney. >> the reinboldt presentation was consistent with the physical evidence that i had. for example, she talked about a broken lamp, one of the firefighters, he found the same thing. from my view, that is what we call collaboration. >> but callaghan was about to find evidence that would call into question both the lamp and the murder weapon debbie reinboldt had given police. like... uff, my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! (wat(birds chirping)

Told me, said it's going to be an uphill battleme, but they believe in me. >> in the year 2000, the illinois state police who investigated the rhoads murders promoted veteran officer michael callaghan to commander of investigations. it was his dream job. >> police officers, their integrity, what they did was never questioned. whatever they said or did, you believed it as the truth. >> i think that mike, as a person, his set of morals and standards are so high. his sense of right and wrong has never faltered. >> callaghan's first assignment was to review the rhoads murder case. >> i got a call ...