Page 2 - Mike Thinking News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

And now in this very public way, they finally knew that carol was dead and he, their sweet mike, killed her. but the whole truth, was it actually out there somewhere? and so, on that cold and foggy january day, mike, surrounded by cops and lawyers, floated out into the midst to find carol, find whatever was left. >> if they find the cinder block in the ocean after the search, if they find that, that will give me half of the closure i need. >> she didn't get it, because after the boat ride, mike admitted his ocean tale was one more lie. and perhaps it was finally for the sake of his son, the so...

Was dead. >> detectives hooked lubahn up to a polygraph machine. how much of this was true? >> after the polygraph, the test was done, he confronts him and says "you didn't pass." now the defendant changes his story and he says, okay, i punched her in the head and i punched her hard, but he said only one time. >> then he told lewin what he did with carol's body. >> after he killed her, he put her in the garage behind some carpet. he took her car the next morning to the red onion parking lot, dumped it there. at some point, she was placed in the trunk of mr. lubahn's vehicle. >> and then he sai...

Did you hear the garage door? >> i don't think so. >> why do you think that now? >> i think over the years i have thought about this night so many times and i had seen that car back out of that drive way many, many times when she was leavingment so i think i just thought immediately in my mind that that's what i thought happened. i saw the car. i can see it right now. >> he never thought for a moment it would be the last time he would see his wife. >> i thought she went out that night and had gone dancing and stayed the night with a friend. >> what did happen to her? mike insisted he simply di...

To expect. >> and now, here are mike's fate. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, michael lubahn clark sr. guilty of the crime -- >> guilty of second-degree murder. mike lubahn was going to prison. and longtime detective jim wallace felt surrounded by a very unfamiliar reaction. >> i've had cases before where you get done, you know, and you'll walk out of the courtroom and the family throws their arms around you. they're just so grateful, right? that's not this case. >> i was just very surprised that the jury would convict him on such little evidence, and i don't thi...

>> do you lie sometimes? >> no. >> you never lie. >> i wouldn't say never. a white lie. who knows. >> have you ever lied about something serious that wasn't a white lie in your life. >> no. >> in your entire life you have never lied once about anything that wasn't a white lie. >> i'll just say not that i can remember. >> in fact, mike had a hard time remembering a lot of things he asked about. >> i don't remember. i don't remember going to bed. i don't remember. i don't know. >> but how on earth could he not remember the last time he saw his wife. >> would you agree that that would be one of t...