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someone is going to pay for this. >> there are easier ways to die. >> i got a call from a cousin, saying. he's in the hospital. >> how did he look? >> horrible. >> he drank something sweet, and deadly. >> -- >> there was no question. >> the real question, why would he do it? >> stressed, out something was going on there. >> what happened to ray? soon, it wasn't just doctors and the families asking the question. it was detectives. >> most likely not a suicide. >> he had enemies. he received a surprise package. >> this man sent my data bob. >> a surprise phone call from a -- >> it's jo...

it doesn't make any sense. it took my father, you killed my father. someone is going to pay for this. >> there are easier ways to die. >> i got a call from a cousin, saying. he's in the hospital. >> how did he look? >> horrible. >> he drank something sweet, and deadly. >> -- >> there was no question. >> the real question, why would he do it? >> stressed, out something was going on there. >> what happened to ray? soon, it wasn't just doctors and the families asking the question. it was detectives. >> most likely not a suicide. >> he had enemies. he received a surprise package. >> this...

Yes i did. >> he said you never know who you're going to like. >> yeah. >> and what that tells you that he met someone? >> he said that he liked or, he had a few days with her. >> the woman that he met was teresa mother, she loved one state over in ohio, a 43-year-old nurses assistant. she had three kids herself. a grown daughter and his son. and a younger son at home. >> i've kind of don't hurt my whole life. >> pat is a friend of teresa's who grew up with teresa's daughter, sarah. the three women all went to meet right on the first day. >> she was like, i'm gonna go meet them. do you guys wh...

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