the thing about that is, michael holton was right-handed.ormally when men commit suicide, they use their dominant hand. >> sure. >> reporter: not their weaker hand. >> that's right. >> reporter: to the sheriff and his investigators, that made suicide improbable. and the pathologist agreed. he classified michael holton's death a homicide. >> he does not believe that that man would have killed himself or would have been able to kill himself in that manner. >> reporter: and so you go forward with a homicide investigation? >> it's not a head-scratcher. you -- you get a piece of paper that says it's homicide. >> reporter: this was now a murder investigation. and if there were three people in that house and two were victims, that simple arithmetic made madison the prime suspect. >> what happened in those 11 minutes? the interrogation begins. >>> coming up -- >> i ran to the master bedroom door. my dad was holding her like this. i ran for help to my neighbor's house. >> reporter: madison's dramatic story. will police believe it? >> he didn't seem t

roy henman james holton. marva johnson. belinda kaiser. kathleen king. j.c. martin.senator patrick neil. lt. gov. jeanette nunez. senator kathleen -- rep. danielle perez. sen. pete perry. marcia popek. sen. rodriguez. diane schur. frank sherinne. speaker chris brown. linda stock. weisheir. christian zeigler. general counsel will now validate the certificate. secretary lee. >> we are now going pair each of the six certificates of ascertainment with the six votes, and include the electoral replacement documents, and place them in an envelope. one paired sat will be sent to the u.s. senate president, michael pence, and two will be sent to the national archivists of each state. sent toed set will be the chief judge, mark walker of the northern district of florida united district court. the remaining two paired sets are provided to the secretary of state, these will be sealed. [no audio] >> now you will each come back to the front once more to ethics your signature to the four sealed envelopes to certify their context. you will come up with the same order for the signing

so how did this boy from holton kansas become the longest-serving member of congress and kansas history. ke father like son. i graduate from k state with a degree in journalism. my fathe joined the marines in world war ii s and saw action and okinawand here jima. i was -- i joint in peacetime and servedn okinawa i was part of the first marine to returno here jima on the 15th anniversary of that battle. so from marine captain to newspaper editor a news director of an areas and generate a station in arizona i dropped everything and drove to washington when senator frank carlson asked me to it come and work f him. within weeks of leaving phoex as ato chief of staff for senator frank carlson, a highly respected senator who made his markn kansas history is the only person to serve our state as a congressman, governor, senator unelegate, and the founder of the national. [inaudible] life changed dramatically at that time. i was a battery did not make the same estate once, then came into my life a tall braun blue-eyed magnolia blossom from south carolina. franky and i have been married for 51 y

how did this boy from holton, kansas, become the longest serving member in kansas city. like father, like soon. i graduated from k state with a journalism. my dad saw -- i was joined in peace time -- i joined in peacetime and served on okinawa and was part of the first marine contingent to serve to iwo jimma. i dropped everything and drove to washington when senator frank carlson asked me to come and work for him. within weeks of leaving phoenix, i was the chief of staff for senator carlson, a highly respected senator who made his mark on kansas city as the only person to serve our state as congressman, governor, senator, u.n. delegate and the founder of the national prayer breakfast. life changed dramatically at that time. i always thought a bachelor was a man who did not make the same mistake once. then into my life came a tall, blond, blue-eyed magnolia blossom from south carolina. frankie and i have been married for 51 years and blessed with three children and eight grandchildren. i am who i am because frankie is my wife and we are parents to david, ashley, and wesle

how did this boy from holton, kansas become the longest serving member of congress in kansas history? like father, like son. i graduated from k state with a degree in journalism. my father joined the marines and a world war ii and saw action in okinawa and iwo jima. i was joined in priest time -- served onme and okinawa and was part of the first contingent to return to iwo jima on the 15th anniversary of the battle. newspapere cap tinto editor and news director of a radio station in arizona, i dropped everything and drove to washington when senator frank house and asked me to come and work for him. within weeks of leaving phoenix, i with the -- i was the chief of staff for a senator who made his mark on kansas history as the only person to serve our state as congressman, governor, thetor, u.n. delegate and founder of the national prayer breakfast. life changed dramatically at that time. i always thought a bachelor was someone who did not make the same mistake once. tall,nto my life, came a blonde, blue-eyed magnolia blossom from south carolina. frankie and i have been married for 51 y

. >> madison holton, high school senior, accused killer. >> i literally got chills.deal. >> the father had come home and found a lot of drug paraphernalia. >> they were having issues with him. it was hurting her heart to have this happen. >> distraught parents, a rebellious teen. a family meeting explodes into violence. >> that situation goes from calm to murder in 11 minutes? >> yeah.

how did this boy from holton, kansas, become the longest serving member in kansas city.like father, like soon. i graduated from k state with a journalism. my dad saw -- i was joined in peace time -- i joined in peacetime and served on okinawa and was part of the first marine contingent to serve to iwo jimma. i dropped everything and drove to washington when senator frank carlson asked me to come and work for him. within weeks of leaving phoenix, i was the chief of staff for senator carlson, a highly respected senator who made his mark on kansas city as the only person to serve our state as congressman, governor, senator, u.n. delegate and the founder of the national prayer breakfast. life changed dramatically at that time. i always thought a bachelor was a man who did not make the same mistake once. then into my life came a tall, blond, blue-eyed magnolia blossom from south carolina. frankie and i have been married for 51 years and blessed with three children and eight grandchildren. i am who i am because frankie is my wife and we are parents to david, ashley, and wesley

he is the third kansas statesman from holton who belongs on that list. eisenhower, dole, and roberts. in his own farewell speech, pat quoted his first boss in washington, senator carlson. he said there are no self-made men and women in public office. it's your friends and family who make you what you are. well, more than all the bills he passed, above all the outcomes he willed into reality, pat says his family is his crowning achievement. some have concluded by thanking pat's magnolia blossom, franki, for her generosity in lending pat to us all these years and everything she has done to make it possible. and the senate thanks their three kids and their eight grandchildren for making due with less of our colleague's time than they deserve. so pat, we know we're going to laugh less without you. i'm afraid we might not get as much done without you. but you have made us better for knowing you. the senate is better for having you. and kansas and your country so much better for your devoted service. mr. mcconnell: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presid