narrator: then there was dave shepard, big dave, as he was known, the polar opposite of high-achievingiewer: who was this man? what did he do? what was his story. david shepard, he was a con man, is what we came to learn about him. he had tried several business ventures for himself, anywhere from real estate to pharmaceutical sales. personally, his life was just tanking. as soon as he came into money, he got rid of it. he spent it. narrator: in his interview with the detective, paul reynolds said he'd known shepard since they were teenagers. narrator: big dave was known for the tall tales he told. was he full of you know what? yes. narrator: he bragged about jobs he never had. interviewer: let's run down some of the occupations that he's claimed to have. ok, private investigator is what he claimed to be at one time. true or false? i believe that to be false. sheriff's deputy. i believe it was potter county. he even had a badge in his possession. interviewer: true or false? zach johnson: that was false. he claimed to be a very successful businessman in every business venture that he had

dave wallace states, senate pro-tem bart hester. state representative jeff wardlaw and speaker matthew shepard.nd special thanks to shane broadway, the head of the steering committee. what a remarkable day. in my wildest dreams, i couldn't have imagined. i stand here on behalf of the entire extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad, sister joanne, who's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue t feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege as the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that if all the many honors and accolades he received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essence in bronze. you see this statue and you kw this is no one else bu

dave wallace. state senate pro-tem bart hester. state representative jeff wardlaw and speaker matthew shepard. and a special thanks to shane broadway, the head of the steering committee. what a remarkable day in my wildest dreams, i couldn't have imagined. i stand here on behalf of the entire extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad's sister, joanne, who's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash family from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue to feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege. the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that of all the many honors and accolades received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essence in bronze. as you see this statue and you know, this is