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sherry woke up and couldn't find fred. he wasn't in the house, but his car was still in the garage. she had worked herself up into a panic. she knocked on her next-door neighbors' door and very plainly said then, but in a panicked way, you know, "i can't find fred. i don't know where fred is." narrator: tom rickerson searched the engels' home and found no sign of fred in the house or surrounding area. but sherry noticed that the keys to the mailbox were not in the house. the mailboxes for this development -- it's a bank of mailboxes that's right at the edge of the community, and it's in a very wooded area. narrator: this bank of mailboxes was about two blocks from the engels' house. sherry engel and tom rickerson drove there. thomas: i get out the car, and in front of the mailbox, i see a pair of glasses. and when i get up close, i see blood on the pavement.
ballot there pose a real threat to joe biden's reelection well, good morning, dana and i was in michigan yesterday in the enthusiasm level among democrats in michigan is very high. i was in even a republican county meeting with the democratic leadership. there and we had a huge crowd people really are knocking on doors, talking to people about what's important in this selection. robert f. kennedy jr. being on the ballot in michigan, i think is going to have little effect on the ultimate result. people understand that there are really only two candidates that have a path to victory in this country and in michigan. and of course that's joe biden and donald trump and the the challenge for people is you're looking at two very different sets of values and i think people understand that it's joe biden that stands for american values the values of standing up for your neighbors and your community, of standing up for
♪ narrator: after meeting online and living for a while in europe, fred and sherry engel married and moved his consulting business to myrtle beach, south carolina, in 2006. the couple, both in their early 50s, lived in a complex called carolina forest. carolina forest -- it was really a planned-unit development, but it stretches into what was just a bare tract, a wildlife tract, for many, many acres. narrator: tom and karen rickerson were the engels' next-door neighbors. we knew her first because she lived in myrtle beach before fred s able, with his job, to move there. they were very quiet, you know, like, you know, to themselves. very nice people. narrator: shortly before midnight on april 21, 2008,
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narrator: sherry asked fred to get something from the mailbox, knowing full well he was walking to his death. the evidence shows tim rogers hit fred in the head with some sort of object, knocking him unconscious. tim dragged fred into the woods, took one of his own shoelaces, strangled fred to death, and then made his way at 11:42, tim called sherry. that is him telling sherry, "the crime has been committed. i've done it. i'm heading back to the hotel." narrator: at 12:03, tim called sherry from the hotel. he tells her, "i'm back at the hotel. i'm cleaning up." narrator: and now, in a clear indication she was in on the plot, sherry deleted all her calls to tim before she informed neighbors that fred was missing. when they got those records, it was a definite "a-ha" moment. narrator: in october of 2010, tim rogers was convicted of first-degree murder
here in pennsylvania. let me just say, i think the clerks who were doing that work, republican and democrat alike. there are neighbors all across pennsylvania. they are doing a job. they are doing it kind of one with arm tied behind their back. let me explain why. precanvas is something supported by republican and democratic county officials. the people that run our elections. it is supported by my secretary of state. the great al schmidt, himself, a republican, who oversees our elections. it should easily and overwelmingly pass in the legislature if it came up for a vote. but the reason it hasn't is donald trump told the republican leaders in our state senate, don't run that precanvas bill. don't do any of that. the reason is, he wants the chaos. we've seen that. he is a guy who loves to inject chaos into everything. into our elections, into our tax code. into, you know, the policies that harm working folks every
planting flowers, sidewalks, gutters, organizing block arteries and more. folks willing to go above and beyond for the communities in which they live. in one block, michelle bowser is a standout amongst the group. michelle is been living in her neighborhood melrose park gardens and northeast philadelphia for. from the beginning, she loved the idea but she noticed it was not particularly clean. michelle took it upon herself to start cleaning up the blocks. eventually, neighbors joined in. she has not been the plot opted. michelle still believes that when it comes to civic engagement, you have to lead by example and not just when it comes to cleaning up the block. a big part of being a captain is helping residents participate fully in democracy. as part of that, leads efforts to get the vote out in the neighborhood. provide information about elections. to make voting more enjoyable.
republican county meeting with the democratic leadership. there and we had a huge crowd people really are knocking on doors, talking to people about what's important in this selection. robert f. kennedy jr. being on the ballot in michigan, i think is going to have little effect on the ultimate result. people understand that there are really only two candidates that have a path to victory in this country and in michigan. and of course that's joe biden and donald trump and the the challenge for people is you're looking at two very different sets of values and i think people understand that it's joe biden that stands for american values the values of sandi for your neighbors and your community, of standing up for working families and women's rights and the contrast is my is huge between those two candidates where donald trump wants to take away people's right to get an abortion if they want to wants to take away people's work, workers rights
feet into that child's birthday party, hitting at least 15 people inside. the sheriff held an emotional press conference last night. here is part of what he said. >> the 66-year-old female driver of the vehicle who will not be identified at this time has been taken into police custody for operating while intoxicated, and causing death. the scene was described by first responders as extremely chaotic with high level of emotions of those directly involved in those who witnessed this horrific incident. >> that kind of chaotic emotional element you're talking about, we purr that echoed from so many neighbors. almost everyone we've talked to has been either crying or on the verge of tears. a lot of those neighbors either saw what was happening where
flailing in the situation. >> there is reporting from "the wall street journal, we have not been able to confirm that the united states is splitting an idea that if israel accepts a two state solution, something benjamin netanyahu has not only been against but has been elected on the basis from day one of standing against, if they were to accept that, the united states would arrange for saudi arabia to recognize israel and normalize relations, which, in., would lead to other arab neighbors doing so. sounds like an interesting idea. any possibility of it being true or getting any traction? >> i think it is very likely true. i don't have 100% confirmation but in jerusalem, people are operating as if that were an option on the table. the issue is the united states doesn't control either what saudi arabia does, with the palestinians will do, and i doubt it is possible with benjamin netanyahu, although it puts him in a terrible, terrible corner, which may be what the biden administration wants, to tie his hands. he has promised israelis that only he can bring peace with saudi arabia and saudi arabia is the holdout. if you think of a 60-year-old israeli, the aspiration of that person's entire life has been to be accepted in the region.