no, i'm saying i feel like i'm taking the easy route. have you have you seen the movie? scrooge kidding? it's like, you know, i you know what they say. what's the what's the same place? same, they say your presence is the president. like i'm sure you think that that works for you thinking too. thanks. you guys, this is fun. are we done? alright we're not gonna not we appreciate you watching done. that's it. bye bye. yeah buddy. take that. step down. rock your body put >> i'm ana garcia right now on true crime news. they are moms united by tragedy. their young children's lives tragically cut short in the uvalde school shooting. now they've turned their grief into action to make

sure we all remember their children's names. plus, $1 million listing becomes a bloody crime scene. a realtor on the rise stabbed over 40 times. >> she was attacked from the rear. >> who is the mystery couple she met at the empty house? >> she said, daddy, there's something weird i'm sensing about this. >> i went to victoria, british columbia to investigate. this sounds like a professional hit. >> without a doubt. >> thanks for joining us. it was the deadliest school shooting in texas history. robb elementary school in uvalde. 21 lives were lost, 19 of them children. and while the tragedy has brought unimaginable pain and grief, it has also created an unbreakable bond between some of the victims mothers. you're looking at a snapshot of three friends. i would not have been able to get through this.

>> without them. >> a group of have become more like sisters. >> very early on when we met, it was clear that we were very similar. >> three moms with a new bond that will forever be tightly sealed. >> it's a shared bond. >> there's no. >> not very many people that know exactly how you're feeling. >> on a journey that started here in uvalde, texas, nearly three years ago, captured in photographs, proud parents posing with their daughter during an end of school year celebration at robb elementary. a group of classmates posing for the camera. but just 30 minutes later, the same faces would become a memory. in all, 19 children and two teachers taken in an instant. >> the world continues. when mine was completely flipped around. >> in her daughter's bedroom, gloria cazares keeps everything the way. it was a memorial to

her daughter, filled with memories which should have been for nine year old jackie, her comforter and shelves filled with images of paris, a city she dreamed of visiting. >> she liked me here. >> she's gone. is the sweet laughter echoing inside the family home. >> happy birthday, dear jackie. >> and a loving sister, daughter and friend celebrating her ninth birthday. her family unaware it would be her last. >> go. lexi. >> lexi. lexi. >> the competitive spirit of ten year old lexi rubio. a quiet spirit with a big smile that filled the room with love and innocence. lexi dreamed of playing softball in college and becoming a lawyer. >> she was the peacemaker. the one that got along with everybody. everybody got along with lexi. a sweetheart.

>> groleau. >> the cheers on the softball field for ten year old tess mata, who practiced for hours pitching at home to perfect her curveball. >> she had a big heart. she loved her family, and her family was her everything. >> like our cat over right now, he is sleeping in his little thing. >> it was. >> the last mother's day that i had with her, and it was just some things that she wrote about me. and she's like, five things i love about mom. >> ronnie mata describes tess as the little sister who loved to talk and would never let a calm moment pass her by. >> even when she tried to be quiet, she couldn't be quiet. it was never a quiet moment with her here. >> but when all those moments were tragically silenced, gloria, ronnie and kim all knew that their daughters names jackie, tess, and lexi could never be forgotten. they were just acquaintances in town, but

they were forced to find themselves through their shared tragedy. their mission became to do whatever it takes to share their story. >> i can't take the thought of her being forgotten. >> she was too important to me. she was going to do something. she was going to change this world. and i wanted to make sure that everybody was going to remember her name. i want people to know the type of person and the person that she would have become. >> and in each other. they found the strength to tell anyone who would listen that their daughters lives mattered. >> we realized that that message would be more amplified if there was three of us versus just one. and i knownáhat everywhere that ronnie goes, she's talking about not just tess, but lexi and jackie. and i know when gloria goes somewhere, she's doing the same. and i will always do the same myself. >> they lean on each other to keep moving forward, to find the strength to advocate for change. and with the trial of the officers who were indicted for

their alleged inaction that fateful day, they hold on to each other even tighter. >> you have to have people in your life to talk about the things that you're going through. >> and they also use their bond and strength to help others. when tragedies happen around the country, like the fire that devastated maui or the recent plane crash in washington, d.c, their first thought is to be available for anyone who suffers a sudden loss, even if it's just someone to talk with who will understand. >> jackie always, always made sure that she helped others that were in need, and i think that's just what i'm trying to do, is just live like jackie would want me to. >> it's about empathy and kindness and understanding that it doesn't go away. >> and using their daughter's memories to help others in need is what keeps them focused. the mata family have started a

nonprofit providing softball gloves to children in need. they've all established scholarship funds to help students who share their daughter's interests. they've also formed an■$ advocacy group they call lives robbed, demanding change to prevent similar tragedies. >> we talk about it all the time. they knew we needed each other. >> the three moms say they believe their daughters have a role in making sure they found each other. their daughters looking out for them. they're all permanently reminded by a small heart of their girls on their wrists, and the image of a letter lexi wrote to her mom tattooed on kim's arm on the bottom. i love you, mom. a reminder why the women move forward together. >> who wants. >> to get up every day and. >> have to do this? when we no longer have our girls. but i see them and they give me the

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when lindsay buziak, a hardworking 24 year old real estate agent, headed out to show potential buyers a new home, she thought that she would walk away with a deal. she had no idea that she wouldn't walk away at all. i went to victoria, british columbia, to investigate lindsay's murder. it's something lindsay loved ones still struggle to understand. >> lindsay was one of the most spectacular young ladies i've ever met. >> she was the kind of girl other people wanted to be around, especially people like jason zillo. >> was she. >> in a relationship? >> she was with. >> jason at the time. >> and i. >> knew that. >> she was extremely happy. >> i absolutely. >> adored him. >> and lindsay was just as happy with her new career selling houses in upscale victoria, british columbia. >> getting into real estate was a big thing for her. >> roughly a year into her job, lindsay was approached with an

unbelievable deal. >> she received a cold call out of the blue from clients requesting to purchase a house over the weekend, and they were looking at a home in the million dollar range. >> was it too good to be true? apparently, lindsay had some doubts. >> she said, daddy, there's something weird i'm sensing about this. >> but according to her dad, she didn't back out. >> she said. i asked jason he's going to be there. >> lindsay started hunting for houses, settling on this three bedroom, three bath in the town of saanich. sergeant chris horsley recalls what police know about that night. >> lindsay showed up and she met the client here on this private little street. we did have witnesses that viewed the interaction between the parties. >> the witnesses see lindsay talking to a blond woman wearing a distinctively colorful dress like this one, and a six foot tall man with dark hair. police have records of the precise timeline o last

minutes alive. >> the lockbox is computer access. it was unlocked just before 530, so at 529, the lockbox is open. >> those are her shoes just inside the entryway. >> we know that lindsay showed the main floor of the home, and then they went upstairs. >> upstairs to the primary bedroom. police say it was just 9 to 11 minutes after entering the home. how are they so sure? >> at 541, there is a dial out on her phone. it goes to a friend she hasn't spoken to in some time, and all you can hear is muffling on the message. >> it was a pocket dial with deadly implications. >> when they went upstairs. there's a master bedroom and an en suite bathroom. we know that when lindsay turned to show the en suite bathroom, she was then attacked from the rear. >> she was stabbed, cops say, over 40 times. >> this was a targeted attack for the sole purpose of killing lindsay buziak. >> at the time, police knew

nothing of the couple they now believe carried out the attack. but when they arrived, investigators found lindsay's boyfriend, jason zillo, and one of his friends. >> we locked down that house immediately. mr. zillo and his friend were both taken into police custody. >> turns out jason called police. later, he gives investigators a breakdown of his whereabouts that day. >> we're quite confident that at 541 is when the attack took place. >> jason tells police he drives up to the house just four minutes later, and he may have seen the killers. >> the killers were actually about to walk out the front door and leave, and he turned into the cul de sac and interrupt them, leaving. >> they were that brazen that they were going to. if he. >> had been, if he had been five seconds later, he would have driven right into the suspects, walking out here into the driveway. >> instead, he tells police, the couple turned around and closed the door. >> he then parks outside because he is waiting for the showing to end. >> approximately 20 minutes later, jason texts, lindsay, are you okay? no answer.

>> and it's at the moment that they realize the front door to the home is locked, that he becomes alarmed. >> jason calls police. >> between the police arrival and that first 911 call, jason and his friend. notice a rear french door is ajar on the home. >> then, as seen in police video jason tells investigators how his friend entered through the back and let him in through the front. >> he was. >> already in front of me. yeah. and i said, i'm running upstairs. and i was yelling, i was yelling, i'm like, lindsay, lindsay, lindsay! >> jason says he ran to the primary bedroom where he found lindsay's body and called police again. >> i just came running up the stairs. do you remember grabbing the banister at all or. down there? >> police say the evidence supports jason's version of events, but lindsay's father has questions. >> i would have gone and checked as soon as i saw somebody dart

in and out of the front door. that concerns me. >> mr. sislo was cooperative with police based on forensic evidence. timeline of communications, witness testimony, video surveillance. we know he's not the killer. >> so then who is? this sounds like a professional hit. because who can pull this off in less than ten minutes? >> well, it certainly has the hallmarks of being pre-planned and orchestrated, without a doubt. >> coming up, investigators try to identify the mystery couple lindsay was with right before her murder. could her death be related to a busted crime ring? >> people were being pulled out of their beds in the middle of the night and asked,,, ,,,, who e you spoken to? because they know that someone spoke to the police. >> today we are talking about medicare part c, commonly called medicare advantage. if you're losing benefits for any reason or new to medicare, you can call now because you may be eligible

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home. and detectives believe that it was a well-planned and targeted attack. police in greater victoria, british columbia, have interviewed hundreds of people, followed nearly a thousand leads. but the person who carried out the savage, stabbing death of lindsay buziak at a house showing remains a mystery. do you think that the cops have done a good enough job. >> of. >> looking into. >> that? somebody viciously executed my daughter and walked out of that house and have not been caught to this day. so whenever i'm asked, do i think they're doing a good job? no. >> but to that, police say. >> we have not just spent resources. at one point in time, we had up to 40 people working on this investigation, but we've spent millions of dollars as well. but at the end of the day, it's still not solved. so the criticism is valid. >> but one thing, sergeant chris horsley says the murder of lindsay buziak is not. is this technically a cold case?

>> no, not at all. this case is still assigned. >> in the immediate aftermath of the murder, police focused their efforts on identifying the couple that set up the open house where lindsay was killed. >> we don't have anything in the form of dna or fingerprints, which would lead to a suspect identification. >> police have some theories, though. one of them tied to a trip lindsay made to calgary just six weeks before her murder. >> this is in december, and the murder was in february. >> apparently, while lindsay was in calgary, she reached out to an old acquaintance from victoria once by phone and another time through facebook. >> we don't know the nature of the call. we don't know why she called him. we don't know why she was on his facebook site. >> what they do know is the person she contacted was the family member of a man named erickson zaar, and shortly after lindsay went back to victoria zaar, along with 13 other people, were all caught in the biggest drug bust in the history

of the province. >> what we can say is that people lost a lot of money, and the people that lost the drugs know that someone spoke to the police. a witchhunt occurred where people were being questioned. people were being pulled out of their beds in the middle of the night and asked, who have you spoken to? because they know that someone spoke to the police. we know lindsay was not the person who spoke to the police, but she is someone who, from the periphery, is somewhat involved with these people and is an easy target. >> but why would lindsay even be known to the people in the drug trade to begin with? >> victoria, everybody knows everybody. it's that simple. >> so is that the. >> theory you believe? which is the one you believe? >> i do, but if you really ask the police, this is a complicated murder. it has many twists and turns. there are killers, and there are conspirators. >> on his website, lindsay buziak, murderhawk monster mjf and others share theories about potential killers.

>> i get threatened probably weekly, with lawsuits. >> either way, jeff's efforts do often put him at odds with authorities. >> it's an ongoing issue. >> but with his beautiful young daughter gone and no justice in sight, jeff and his family vow to keep up the fight. >> these people have to know that they're not going to get away with murdering lindsay buziak. >> saanich police tell true crime news they are still pursuing leads in this case. if you have any information that could lead to the capture of lindsay killers, please contact them at 888981919. or you can call our tip line at (888) 845-7555. we'll be right back. >> health care. >> it's so outdated. >> time for. >> a change.

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>> a true crime news exclusive. a mom found dead hanging in her

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