robert judson a foreman and a shoe factory his wife kate judson and their baby linda may judson were discovered dead by paul abbott a neighbor. mr. abbott was questioned and gave the following statement. bob judson, and he drove to their work together alternating cars. this was abbott's week to drive on monday morning november 1st. he was late around 7:35. so when blowing his horn didn't bring judson out abbott went to the factory without him believing judson would come in on his own car. sarah abbott, paul abbott's wife was also questioned and gave the following statement. after paul left she watched for bob to come out and finally around 8:15 am seeing no signs of activity at the judson house. she went over to the porch and tried the front door. but it was locked and she knocked and called out but got no answer. she then went to this kitchen porch. but that door was also locked. she looked in through the glass and then thoroughly aroused by the side of the gun and the blood she ran home and notified the police. this model shows the premises just before mrs. abbott went to the house

hello, gregg. >> thank you, judson. i'd like to speak to item 51 of the consent items, the emergency ventilation. first, it's not an emergency. we've been talking about this since last june. my concern is this emergency ventilation is a blank check, and it's unclear where that spend is coming from. multiple credible sources are telling a lot of people at this point that v.m.t. members and contractors are involved in occupational expenses with reopening and being paid off prop a bonds, so i'd like confirmation that this is not going to be a prop a spend. thank you. >> thank you. hello, betty, did you care to this item? okay. i believe that concludes public comment. >> okay. great, thank you. and commissioners, student delegates? commissioner collins? >> yeah, i just -- this isn't a topic for this item, but i just wanted to ask when we might get an update on ventilation as larger topic and just follow up on questions we had around, you know, mechanical ventilation, but i know chief nathan was going to be looking into over

. >> [speaking spanish] >> judson -- sorry? >> you have the wrong language. can pull up the one that i sent to you -- >> yeah. sorry. >> that was awesome. >> it was in different languages. >> you're like i know that. >> my apologies. just a moment here. so you will see that we have them in seven languages so apologies. >> commissioner moliga: it will take me to the same thing. >> i think what happened is that you'll have to click on the right on the english one when you share your screen. >> commissioner moliga: got it, okay. >> thank you. >> i apologize, judson, thank you for your flexibility. >> this is the end of the staff update, after this we can take commissioner questions. >> we can return to school safely. when you walk up in the morning, check how you feel and if you're ready to leave home if you don't feel well, stay home. feeling good? let's go! make sure to wear a mask. and that it covers both your mouth and nose. wearing a mask helps to stop the spread of germs. it's one of the most important things that we can do to protect ourselves and the peo

. >> [speaking spanish] >> judson -- sorry? >> you have the wrong language. can pull up the one that i sent to you -- >> yeah. sorry. >> that was awesome. >> it was in different languages. >> you're like i know that. >> my apologies. just a moment here. so you will see that we have them in seven languages so apologies. >> commissioner moliga: it will take me to the same thing. >> i think what happened is that you'll have to click on the right on the english one when you share your screen. >> commissioner moliga: got it, okay. >> thank you. >> i apologize, judson, thank you for your flexibility. >> this is the end of the staff update, after this we can take commissioner questions. >> we can return to school safely. when you walk up in the morning, check how you feel and if you're ready to leave home if you don't feel well, stay home. feeling good? let's go! make sure to wear a mask. and that it covers both your mouth and nose. wearing a mask helps to stop the spread of germs. it's one of the most important things that we can do to protect ourselves and the peo