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I think what turns people off is that he smiled a lot. >> he didn't show the kind of emotion that was expected. and once he was kind of typecast as not showing enough emotion no matter how much he showed after that, that's how he was viewed. >> rusty's demeanor so incensed the houston community that some people believed she was come police it in the murders. >> the harris county district attorney's office received inquiries of whether he was liable for the deaths of children and people on the street will express that idea to you. >> did i do everything that i could and knew to do to help andre...

There is no timetable for her release. >> i don't think that any judge will ever sign a paper that says andrea yates can be completely free from supervision. >> i don't think andrea believes she will ever be free. she lives with the memory of her children. she misses them terribly. >> this didn't happen to andrea yates because she's an evil criminal, bad person that needs to be killed. this happened to andrea yates because she has a biologic illness. called psychosis. we don't understand it very well. we can't predict who is going to get it and why. >> i can't forgive her. in many respects i n...

The prosecution planned to argue that andrea's motive was to get back at her husband for perceived wrongs, like living in a bus, homeschooling and the inconveniences of a simpler life style. the defense knew better than to bring rusty in to the equation. >> had i gone after rusty, as people wanted me to do, then the jury could be told by the prosecutor in summation or at the end, she in effect by killing the kids, she was getting back at rusty for the various things that she had done and would give her an ulterior motive. >> the trial began in february 2002. both sides brought in pre-eminent p...

>> um. >> is someone burglarizing your house? what is it? >> the dispatcher assigned me that particular call for service being that it was in my zone of responsibility. another unit, david napp, he checked by with me which is common practice. day shift. slow. guys killing time, helping each other out. >> eight minutes after dialing 911 andrea yates calls her husband rusty yates and tells him it's time to come home. it's not yet 10:00 a.m. >> i couldn't imagine what had happened but i'm worried. she called me with a firm tone and said i needed to come home and so i did. >> i moved in to the hou...

In florida. rusty opted not to be burdened by owning another house. >> going in to an rv was kind of more of an experiment for us. and so what we did is we rented our house that we had here and bought a 38-foot travel trailer and pulled it to florida and lived at a campground in florida. during the course of that assignment. >> at the time, andrea was again pregnant. she miscarried just after the move. in 1997, the yates returned to houston. where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number f...