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Chaplain on hand to break the news to the family. Neighbors hoping for a different outcome. He lived here for years, like you would see him pass by sometimes. Yeah, its reporter firefighters say this was a challenge. The flames shooting across the street and spreading to ray mcat teas house next door. This is the second time theyve been victims of fire. Once you go through it, its like it doesnt leave you. And just like the first time, we got nothing but what we got on. Reporter ray and his wife obviously thankful to be alive. The victims family did not want to talk to us on camera. They have ...

I want to go home. I want to get on the launch, i want to go to wyndemere, and i want to get under the covers. I like that. And then what . And then what happens . [ whispering ] i dont know. Well find out. Man aidezmoi what was that . Hey, we got an apb out on sam and her kidnapper. Any leads . Well, nothing yet. But we got a guy running around town with a woman hostage. Were bound to find something. Yeah, well, if that doesnt attract attention what about this other guy . The guy that came through the skylight . The one that went after sam . Uh. Video footage was inconclusive. Couldnt get a c...

Wendy yeah. O it was a really different experience. But wendy different that you dont want again. You got your ged when you were in there so you have something to show your kids. [pplause ] yeah. Wendy i hear you just took your oldest to college. Yes, i just dropped my oldest daughter, brittany, off to college. Shes yeah. [ applause ] wendy yeah. Thats nice. Yeah. Theres my family there. Yeah. Shes at hampton u. Wendy great. Wow. [ applause ] wendy do you do you did you have a job in prison . I did. I did. Not in the state. But when i went to the feds, they had me doing odd jobs. Taking out ga...

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