. >> prosecutor jack lewis was sure of it. >> this is not suicide.his is murder. >> on june 9th, 1992, beverly monroe was indicted for the first degree murder of roger burde, and the whispers in richmond got louder. >> there was almost as much shock and disbelief about beverly as there was about the idea that roger had killed himself. >> reporter arthur hodges covered beverly monroe's trial, the trial of the century in rural powhatan county, virginia. >> an amazing small town southern spectacle that you don't get much anymore. >> it was sort of right out of peyton place, i guess you'd say. >> prosecutor lewis first challenged the suicide theory by calling witnesses who testified roger was not suicidal. he was negotiating a real estate deal, and with his art book nearly finished, he'd called his publisher on the night he died to confirm a meeting for the next day. >> roger said, it's a new day. i am solving my problems. the weight of the world is off of my shoulders. >> how do you translate that? >> i do not translate that as somebody that's getting r

. >> i am jack lee lewis, a retired scientist. you mentioned, you talked a lot about college students, but most of the people are not scott stevens. what is your connection, anybody can answer this, with the unions? they came down, of course, to support occupy wall street. you would think that for their future survival there would be wanting to get in turns to of various technical trades as so forth. they should have some sort of, you know, they use some of their capital for internships for a lot of the use. >> i mean, we actually did ask about unionization in the poll, and i encourage you to go check it out and see some of the results there. generally what we found in in the show is that, you are right. the unions have a tremendous opportunity to connect to young adults in a way that, you know, maybe they haven't done quite as well as the past few years. with that, occupy wall street is a perfect example, where the unions lent their support to a movement that was not. we have also seen recently union support for issues like pell