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for them, that was trying to provide for them. >> well, thank god for awesome moms, awesome grandmas like you, pamela. god bless you. sweet isaac, god bless you. sweetheart, and ben, we are literally turning bullying into murder. in the state of florida now allows unlicensed people to carry guns and turn karening and bullying and the bullying of children into murder. it is inconceivable to me that this is not immediately considered an arrestable crime. i'm disgusted, disgusted and sick about it. and about my former state where my children lived, unbelievable. please keep us up to date, ben. will you keep us up to date on what's happening? >> absolutely. let's say her name on the same day that breonna taylor and tyre nichols would have been 30 years old had they not been taken from this earth unnecessarily.
>> judy rented a carpet cleaner. kept helped her clean the blood off of the floors. she scrub the blood off of the wall. she made it look normal. >> but that trump kept sitting there on the porch. what did she do with it? >> a couple of days before she murdered him, she told the boys that we were going to plant peach tree outback. so, we were to take a big hole to put the treatment. and a few days after the murder, the whole civil them, there's no peachtree. she had changed her mind. >> did you ever figure at how she got that trump from the porch to the hole i gotta build them? >> she had asked my brother, shane. >> now there are two people in on it. you and she. did you talk to shade about it? >> not really. >> your brother and sister. the two of you said, my god,
insert after -- one of the hometown girls caught his eye at the county fair. before long, they were married. and that is how sandy came along. and her little sister, pamela, who loved her dad, but apparently wasn't the only one. >> all of the women around her had huge pressures on him and his brother. i've always heard he had to have a woman in his life. >> when lloyd and his wife took the little family out west, it was, so they say, to get away from some other woman. anyway, that's where little tommy was born. lloyd learned to be a real family man. >> he loved fishing. he would take us fishing and bring strings official or bring beneficial. >> usually had for breakfast. >> we did. >> then, well, the kids are always the last to know what happened or why. but it was a long before their mob suddenly packed them up and headed back to nebraska.
they married and got divorced and then remarried and tried to pretend a brady bunch live at this very house on clark street and boise, idaho. lloyd jong-il of hall trucks, judy styled hair. they joined the schreiner's, what bowling, planned fishing trips. lloyd's youngest, tommy, lived with him and his staff bob. pamela stayed with her mother in nebraska and really visited. and 1980, sandy was 20 and off to college. still, as always, called lloyd every week. until the day judy answered the phone. >> when i first called, judy told me that he was away on business. so, i called back a few days later and she said, no, he isn't home yet. i thought, that's funny because he's usually home and two or three days and he'll be back. and i called the next week and he still wasn't home. i called my mom. so, i think my mom called out
march of 2008 on the dating section of craigslist in las vegas. she met him for drinks. >> bernie's personality was very, nice friendly. >> the two made plans to have dinner, july 14th, 2008. but about two in the afternoon, said pamela, ernie called to cancel. >> saying that he needed to go home, that his parents house was broken into and burglarized and they were both murdered -- >> in the weeks after the murder, bernese craigslist contest contacts resumed. >> -- >> -- and he got lots of responses. >> that surprise you? >> it surprised me that he was able to form the level of intimacy very rapidly with so many different women that he did. >> kimberly olson was one of them. kimberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernest scherer, met him in september 2008, six months after his
please just go. >> he wouldn't. he refused. she met him in the lobby. >> then, he tried to explain everything away. >> he couldn't, of course. and she sat there, hapless. her equilibrium gone in a world of bad feeling. >> i was hurt and angry with him and myself. and it was just -- it was unbelievable to think that those two years had been a sham. >> oh, yes. and, in fact, more than one sham. a whole quilt of shams. detectives back in northern california had begun to uncover details of a double life which appeared to be, shall we say, prodigious. >> it seemed like at every turn there was another woman that this guy had some involvement with. >> just coming out of the woodwork? >> there was quite a few of them. >> he said he was recently single. >> like pamela, for example, who responded to ernie's ad in