at the sentencing, life in prison, david jackson's family confronted michael wolfe. ndemn him, but to ask a question because there was still a piece missing. something that still didn't make sense. what was david doing in that motel room the night they killed him? why did he walk into that trap? >> why would he go to a motel to meet mr. britton when mr. britton was ten minutes down the road? i mean, david is not a stupid child at 24. why would mr. britton want to see him in a motel? >> tell them what you know, they demanded. there would be no justice, they told wolfe, unless everyone involved was held accountable. outside the courtroom, david's brother encountered the state's attorney and said -- >> he's going to tell you, and he said, he's not going to tell me anything. i saw it in his eyes, he'll tell you. and then we got the real story. >> in fact, it was just two days later when wolfe finally confessed the true measure of his guilt and gave police firsthand his unedited version of events the night he said they buried david jackson in the shifting florida clay. was

jackson. we're joined now by david bowen, a democratic state representative in wisconsin. are in the streets protesting after jacob blake was shot by the white police officer. your response to the district attorney's decision? >> first off, thank you to the blake family being as strong as they are, folks that have been out to wesley protesting, not giving up, always focusing on the true goal and that is justice. we see a miscarriage of justice. that ist see a.d.a. able to charge an officer uses his discretion to put seven shots in the back of a black man. go to the details of how he describes why he is not charging -- the first thing he goes to his state law. the same state law that we and democrats attempted to change in the wisconsin state legislature, where the republicans blocked it and did not allow votes at all on any othe governors call for special session bills. continue to i cosponsor and leave. this falls on our state republicans who refuse to allow this change. at this point, this is what they want. this is what they are ushering in. they want this status quo so

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the david burns, the original landowner that the white house is built on, that he shows up and tackles and glass here in there. andrew jackson same. it seems like everybody saw abraham lincoln's ghost. churchill, that was probably, maybe you've heard that story, churchill was actually naked at the time. he was sort of, mister president, you've got me exposed. then it was like the lincoln ghost kind of smirk and then disappeared. so there's all of these different stories ... so during truman's time, truman believed the house was haunted. and he talked about the fact he could hear footsteps. he said sometimes the chandelier would just start swaying. and then sometimes he would even be in bed and all of a sudden he would hear pounding at his door. he would get up, he would go to the door, he would open it and there was nobody there. so there are all of these unexplained noises and phenomenon that truman experienced, and he believed the white house was haunted. yes? >> that was before the renovation, right? >> yes. >> it turns out because the white house was so shot at that point so things were creaking, things were falling apar