over the years, rich jr.aunted by something he remembered hearing late one night, back when he still lived with his mom. >> i think it was my junior year, i don't recall exactly, but i walk up to her crying. her bedroom door was closed and i heard michelle's name, and i also heard dad, also. but i was not quite coherent and i was just barely awake. >>bout a year after rich jr. moved to california, dick took him to a hypnotist to see if he could remember a clue, maybe a distant memory that would lead them to michelle. but the session proved useless. rich jr. was forced to hold onto his fading memory of the last time he saw his sister alive. he was 6 years old. it was in the wee hours of the morning when 3-year-old michelle woke him up. >> she came walking, strolling in the room and crawled up on my bed and asked me to hide her. she said, hide me. please. >> yeah? >> hide me. >>id s seem terrified? >> no. just minutes, not even probably a minute after that mom came in and, you know, took her out of the room. >>

his lawyer says henry louis gates jr. had to force his way into his own home because his front doorjambed. well, police arrived and, according to gates' lawyer, continued to question him after he handed over his driver's license and his harvard i.d. a sergeant wrote in his arrest report that gates yelled at him so he charged gates with disorderly conduct. police and prosecutors leased a joint statement. >> if a harvard professor is arrested breaking into his own home, it has a certain something about it. on the other hand, as a person of color, one has to wonder whether he was treated as any other harvard professor might be. >> henry louis gates jr., by the way, is a research institute director, award-winning skol already and once named one of the 25 most influential americans. we should point out he's also featured in our own "black in america" series. >>> well, the children in pennsylvania who said a swim club discriminated against their day camp are going to disney world. movie writer and producer tyler perry is footin

kennedy jr. as we approach the anniversary of his death. >>> let's begin with the arrest of the men in florida in connection with the murder of that couple that dedicated their lives to adopting children with disabilities. nbc's mark potter is in pensacola with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: this is a sad case which led to a busy night here at the sheriff's office in pensacola where they announced three arrests late into the night. the second person to be arrested in the case but the first to be charged with murder is 31-year-old wayne coldiron accused in the shooting deaths of byrd and melanie billings at their home west of pensacola late thursday evening. >> to the best of our knowledge, mr. coldiron is a local individual. day laborer of sort. known to work with car dealers. those sorts of things. >> reporter: shortly after that announcement, there was a dramatic moment when the sheriff excused himself from the podium. >> can you pause for one moment? morez("ú breaking news. we a

gonzalez, jr.'z, sr., was the getaway driver in the red van. >> we have verified that three individuals dressed in black and masked entered the billings' home from the east side. an additional fourth individual remained in the vehicle. we have identified a motive. a motive is robbery, but there are other motives we believe that will develop. >> the billings had a growing brood of adopted children. many of them with special needs, as you can see from this family picture how big that family was. police say they were ambushed when two groups of men burst into their home killing them execution-style, but again seven people now in custody in chex with this murder. >>> we're learning first lady michelle obama's father, frazier robinson iii, is buried at illinois' burr oak cemetery. her communication director just confirmed it to our sister network cnn. some cemetery workers, remember, at that historic black cemetery are accused of digging up bodies there and reselling those plots off the books. county off

. >> we know that she was associated with leonard patrick gonzalez jr. up until the day of the murders. >> what do you have to say for yourself? >> it is a combination of friendships, casual business relationships that brought this group together. >> did you know the billings were going to die? >> the investigators have found some key evidence in the killing of byrd and melanie billings. >> this is the vehicle that wiggins was riding in when she came to visit with investigators. >> apparently it was parked near the mansion before the robbery happened. >> a safe was removed from the billings' residence at the time of the murders. >> we've recovered the safe. we've recovered several guns, one of which we believe is the murder weapon. this was a home invasion robbery. think it is as simple as that in terms of the motive and what occurred. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music superstar michael jackson intensifies. >> the lapd has now come forward and said, this is

>> yeah, that's also gonzalez jr.re's tape on him today helping -- supposedly helping little women and children in self-defense. >> and sergeant, why so many people involved in this plot? i mean, sergeant, isn't it your experience that the more people involved in a criminal plot, the more likely you're going to get caught? they can't keep their traps shut. >> absolutely. yes, the more people involved, that's actually right. the more people that know about it, the worse off you're probably going to end up. and that's how this ended up right now. >> and sergeant, is it true that whoever was to cut the video, the surveillance video recording off got cold feet and didn't show up? >> that's just a theory right now. according to some of the suspects, that was supposed to happen and some of them are saying they don't know anything about that. so that's just a hunch. >> with us tonight, ed lavendera, sergeant ted roy and mike brooks on the story. >>> but let's stop and remember, staff sergeant ryan hawk, colorado springs, col

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person in this organization is leonard patrick gonzalez jr., he is the organizer. >> gonzalez jr.'s father gonzalez sr. was the getaway driver in the red van allegedly. >> the thing about the vehicle was my biological father's house. i am not guilty of the crime i am charged. >> who would want to kill these people so loving and so giving? >> there was an amount of practice that was involved. >> leonard patrick gonzalez jr. the sheriff here says he has a military background. stallworth is an active duty staff sergeant in the air force. >> it was a very well planned and well executed operation. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music super star michael jackson intensifies. >> there is word that jackson family's negotiating behind the scenes with lawyers for debbie rowe. >> are you ared to fight for your children? >> are you ready to get your butt kicked. don't touch me. >> the lawyer for jackson's ex-wife debbie rowe is denying there is any custody in the works. an attorney for debbie rowe calls

but it was gonzalez jr. as we know was the ringleader said, no, you're way too deep into this. >> stunning revelations there. coldiron, once again, getting cold feet, gonzalez jr. telling him no. don clark, special agent in charge. as we get this preliminary information as john points out, gonzalez jr. being possibly the lone trigger man in all this. you wonder on a common-sense front, why do you need seven people to storm the house if you're the guy that's planning it, you're doing the shooting yourself? >> mike, from the surface, it really seems like that whoever was the ringleader in this, wanted to make this a big display of criminal activity. they didn't call it that, but that's exactly what it is, is criminal activity. wanted to really be leading some type of operation. that's what i can see. they gather up all of these people and get them involved. here's the other thing, mike, it doesn't make any difference where these people were, or what they did, if they were involved in this, and they didn't even

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jfk jr., john-john, america's sexiest plan. from babe pictures to wedding pictures we remember the life of john kennedy jr. ten years after his untimely death. yser. anniversary. can you believe it's been ten years since jfk jr. was killed in a plane crash? he was just 38 years old. david heymann is the best selling author of "american legacy: the story of john and caroline kennedy" and three other books about the kennedy family and joins us tr new york to reflect. thanks for being with us. the first thing as we look back and i mentioned, it's hard to believe it's been ten years. people still talk about jfk jr. why was he such a compelling figure? >> well, i mean, among other things, i mean, he wasn't the super an uated celebrity one thinks of as being seen to be in v.i.p. lounges or dashing from a four-star strength into a limousine and appears on the 6:00 p.m. news. he was a very modest boy next door type, quintessential new yorker biking through the streets of new york or taking the subways. he was really a person of the peo

. >>> just ahead on the morning news, new reaction to last week's arrest of henry louis gates jr. plus a quick thinking good samaritan steps in to save a young child. >>> when i pulled her out of the car, i dragged her into my car. she said, oh, that was really scary. and i was thinking, you have no idea. >> a fiery rescue on a los angeles area freeway caught on video. an suv rolled over and caught fire wednesday. three people inside managed to escape. but a 3-year-old girl was trapped inside. passing motorist john mcdonald stopped to help and plucked her from the car. later he downplayed his heroism. >> it's kind of embarrassing. the attention is nice, but it's obviously not why anybody does this. it could have been a lot worse, obviously, for both of us. >> mcdonald said he was pretty shaken up after the rescue. he and the girl were treated for minor injuries. >>> now to the still simmering racial debate over last week's arrest over harvard scholar henry louis gates jr. at his home in cambridge, massachusetts. the cambridge police department is supporting the sergeant who made t

that's codeiron and gonzalez jr. thenny got the other ones who came in through the woods in the black escalade. were they armed? we don't know. it's really hard to tell in that surveillance video whether they were armed or not. keep in mind, there's also surveillance video on the inside, so they know exactly who was armed, who had a gun most hikely and what action they took and who was responsible for the shootings. but these guns will be analyzed. and i guarantee you, i would almost guarantee you there will be some history with some of these guns involved, maybe taken from somewhere else, a straw purchase somewhere. we don't know. that's the atf's job. they are good at it and they will find out. >> thanks so much. i'm sure we'll talk again soon. >>> latest in the michael jackson investigation. speculation surrounding his death. the toxicology report could come out soon. what are investigators focusing on now. was diprivan in his system? we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> a matter of days we might learn what

dale earnhardt jr. gave ate good try. jr.eeling under the weather but felt good enough to run his lap and ran the third fastest time of the day. at that man who came closest was montoya, the 2005 winner. that early run gave 50-year-old mark martin the pole. >> just awesome to drive a race car like this, work with such professional people. you know, allen and all these guy that is work on this car have got the biggest hearts in the world. and i was miserable all morning knowing that we were at the top of the sheet yesterday and i didn't want to -- i can take it. okay? i can take the disappointment but i didn't want to break their hearts, man. i really wanted to go out and lay a lap down and i wasn't that thrilled with my -- i was happy with the lap time, don't get me wrong, but i didn't think that was my best lap by any means. the car was sliding quite a bit. i guess it was sliding because i was going too fast. >> so mark martin even though he's won a lot of other pole positions in his career fakes his first here at indianapol

patrick gonzalez jr.ct as a landlord and through her realty company. and she also was very good family friend, transporting him and his wife and children around. and so that's how she became a person of interest. we wanted the find out exactly what is that tie between the two of them and, of course, she was with him we have developed on up through the day of the murder. so one thing led to another. we'll be holding a joint press conference tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. central time with the state attorney's office and he will release the specifics on that. >> can you say if she turned herself in? >> yes, sir. she did. she was located in orange beach, alabama, at a marina there. we put out earlier today a be on the lookout order and the orange beach pd received a call-in tip and also i want to thank you, mr. cooper, and your station. you were one of the station that is published the photo and put it on the air. people are watching this newscast as well as others and a maintenance man called the tip in and

ten years after his death, one of jfk jr.'sest confidants opens up for the first >> just moments away.

kennedy jr. died in a plane crash.ing to take a look back at his life and legacy. >>> also this morning, in "healthwatch," what women won't do to look good. tight jeans, as we know are fashionable. but our doctor says they could potentially lead to a serious condition. we'll have the skinny on that this morning. >>> first, we have a look at the just released videotape of the accident that burned michael jackson's scalp years ago. cbs news correspondent hattie kauffman is in los angeles with more on that. hattie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maggie. to take you back the album "thriller" had just come out. jackson was at the top of his career. you can tell from the video the burns were very serious, but amazingly he kept on dancing even as his hair burned. a warning the image could be upsetting. this video from "us" magazine shows the moment michael jackson's life changed. he was filming a pepsi commercial in 1984. in the first take everything goes smoothly. watch the sixth take. the piryrotechnics ignite whi

they also arrested gonzalez's son, 35-year-old leonard gonzalez, jr. they have charged him with murder as well. police believe both men stormed into the home with face masks and guns drawn. gonzalez jr. is seen here in video from march of 2007, teaching martial arts to young students. tonight, authorities here released yet another video, showing the billings had been attacked by a crew that entered the home through two entrances. police have arrested one of the two african-american men in this surveillance photo taken outside this florida wal-mart. the man in the center with the child is gonzalez, jr., who is already in custody and charged with murder. police expect to announce yet another arrest tomorrow. >> at this time, because, again, the complexity of the case i think we'll have many, many answers and many, many more questions than answers even at the conclusion of this case. >> it appears they're looking for one or two more persons of interest. the children are safe, unharmed and with family. the family plans to continue their care. funeral servi

billings gave financial support for leonard patrick gonzalez jr. for a martial arts studio. do you know how far back that relationship goes? >> we understand that was within a year. i have nod reat those documents. my staff briefed me today. they are currently working with the state attorney's office to

now on the arrest of renowned scholar henry louis gates, jr. he's accepted president obama's invitation to the white house for a beer with the president and arresting officer sergeant crowley. gates was arrested after police thought he was breaking into his own home. gates' statement says he told the president he would be happy to meet with crowley. gates now says he wants to move on. >>> now, the latest in the michael jackson death investigation. police are taking a close look at the doctor who was with the pop star at the time of his death. in a raid of dr. murray's houston medical office, we now know what mees took. disoz dozens of items including computer hard drives and an untraceable cell phone of all things. mees were looking for evidence that dr. mr ray committed manslaughter. >> i think investigators aretrying to find evidence to tie dr. murray into the fightal dose of medication.

and i just saw reverend jackson out in the street and he said sammy davis jr. was the world's greatest entertainer before the beatles. not sinatra. so michael jackson supersedes those people. i mean, ooze a full complement player. singing, dancing, choreographer, producing, showman, magician, he could do everything, and top hits in disco, soul, rock, funk, dangerous ballads, up tempo. he was every part of a show, of an entertainer. so have to put him at the top, if not right near the top, certainly the greatest of his generation with tremendous competition from prans, madonna, bruce springsteen, a couple of others.

. >> investigators believe she was very close to leonard gonzalez jr. as a landlord and a friend. >> we know she was associated with leonard patrick gonzalez jr. up to the day of the murders. >> what do you have to say for yourself? >> it's friendship, casual business relationships that brought this group together. >> did you know they were going to die? >>> we've recovered the safe. we recovered several guns. one that we believe is the murder weapon. this was a home invasion robbery. we think it's as simple as that in terms of the motive and what occurred. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music superstar michael jackson intensifies. >> we might learn what caused michael jackson's death. his life cut short at the age of 50. toxicology reports expected to be relief. was his death an accident. how many of his doctors are related to his death? >> they haven't said it's not a homicide. they haven't said it is. they said they're open to this as a homicide. they said i

kennedy jr. kennedy jr. america watched him grow from young son, to idealistic lawyer, to loving husband. in his private life, loyal friends meant everything. and one such friend came after a rocky introduction. you may be the only woman i know, who when you first met john, you didn't like him. >> i wouldn't say i didn't like him. i would say i was sort of indifferent to him, which was probably worse. >> reporter: few people knew john better than rose marie terenzio. his personal assistant. his confidant. someone who would always get his ear. it began as a chance encounter. when john was starting the magazine, "george," sharing the same floor of the pr company rose worked for. >> he came into my office one weekend. i came in on monday morning and was not pleased. as someone who once said who was in the office at the time, you could have been arrested in some states for the way you just spoke to him. i was really unhappy about that. i was moving into a much smaller office. that went from indiffere

let's stop and remember darrell griffin jr., 36, california.in iraq, second tour, awarded a bronze star. loved reading books, writing, leaves behind wife, stepmother, darrell griffin jr., american hero. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night, friends. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> up next, breaking developments in the custody aspect of the michael jackson death case. we saw at michael jackson's memorial, how warm the feeling was between little paris who's 11 and her aunt, janet jackson, now, okay magazine reporting that all three jackson kids want to be with janet jackson. a source saying their heart melts when she walks in a room. we'll have the very latest on how this could affect monday's hearing. >>> and we'll have the latest on the horrific double murder down in florida. now, an eighth person arrested. it's a female. she has since gotten out on bail, but why would she be involved as an accessory after the fact when she's a wealthy realtor. we'll examine on "issues." i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well. announcer: does someon

authorities describe leonard gonzalez jr.anizer of the killings. and this new video shows him teaching martial arts to children. gonzalez says that he is innocent. six other men are charged with murder in the couple's killings, including gonzalez' father. law enforce many officials say a safe and other items were missing from the house and robbery may have been a motive. police called this a methodical well-planned attack, but the suspects dropped the ball on a few things that led to their capture. correspondent richard lui has more in ten minutes. >>> we are just now seeing video of what could have been a turning point in michael jackson's life. the pepsi commercial fire. "us weekly" posted this online. pyrotechnics went off too early in 1984. do you see his hair catch fire, and he keeps dancing for ten seconds before the flames were put out, and jackson was clearly in pain and reached for a large bald spot on his head directly afterward. >> he was obsessed after that about his appearance, also. about the fact that he was di

that man is adrian gillian jr.t, it spokes he admitted to selling the gun to 20-year-old sahel kazemi. >> we think it's very important that the partnership between the federal, local and state governments to interdict felons in the procession of firearms this is what can happen with a gun when a felon is selling it on the streets with little to no interest other than just selling it for 100 bucks. it's a dangerous thing, and i'm glad we found prosecution for this guy for being a felon in possession of a firearm. >> police say kazemi shot mcnair on july 4th, then turned the gun on herself. >>> a funeral was held today for byrd and melanie billings. they were gunned down during a home invasion robbery in florida while most of their adopted children were in that house. inl vest gators recovered a state that was taken from the couple's home. at a news conference before the service, a family spokesperson wanted to make it clear just was inside that safe. >> as a result of the intense speculation regarding the motive of

henry gates jr.that's what he said. he made the remark in an e-mail to a newspaper reporter. we're in boston this morning. >>> the only doctor they're looking at in the michael jackson case is conrad murray. the doctor's finances are a mess. randi kaye has new details on the money troubles and what jackson's chef witnessed. that's coming up. >> president obama poked fun at the national news magazine yesterday for claiming the recession is over. we'll show you what he said and how the audience reacted. >>> but first, can a couple of cold ones chill some hot temp tempers? henry gates jr. and police sergeant crowley head to the white house to throw one back with the president. the gesture hoping to smooth over what's been a flash point for race relations across america. and just when it looked like the controversy was beginning to cool down, a boston police officer reignited things all over again by hitting the send button. the job is at risk over an e-mail in which he called professor gates, quote, a b

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said i'm investing in lou -- >> you're listening to ralph marro jr., the acting attorney there in new jersey. talking about this corruption arrest, of 44 people who are charged, a corruption probe. of 29 people including assemblymen and mayors and there are arrests and they've summoned five rabbis and associates of those rabbis, as well, saying that they were acting as these rings that were led by clergymen that pretty much hid some of this money laundering going on. he's here naming these people, one of them peter camerano iii, who he believes has been mayor for three weeks, i believe, of hoboken. and talking about some of the statements that they have from those men when they did not know that they were being listened to. you can listen to the rest of this press conference here coming from new jersey live on cnn.com/live as he continues to break down everything that led to this investigation. >>> some financial experts will tell you, this is one of the best times to start a new business. that's encouraging news, right? with the shaky economy. but how do you pay for it?@ stephanie

buckley, jr. which did not diminish its value but rather the reverse. there were a courtesy in a profession that often skipped it. over the years i save many such cards, a fraction of all of the ones but since they are undated i cannot tell will now which came first. no matter they were a beam of attention from the top. then i go on to give the back story of meat and taking a sensor 1970 and the introduction, at 44, bills age when he accepted my article, he was conscious of the passage of time. in the early sixties a younger colleagues at and on one of his interviews. bill was in fine form like a jet with a switchblade. the reporter save his toughest question for walking out could store and bill smartly enough to decide. when the door closed he turned to rickenbacher and grant, i could keep this shit up until i and 40. [laughter] he kept it of much longer the even sensing when he is no longer an infant had of the blue here came a kid pulling the same stunts he had pulled in college only he was doing and high school. the old man thought maybe i found ano

martin luther king jr. jr. mr. perry, still a long way to go. progress but still a long way to go. i don't want to put words in your mouth. maybe you don't feel that way. >> i know there is a tremendous amount of progress. let's be honest. if white folks didn't want a black president there wouldn't be a black president. it was the butt of every joke up till now and we have to understand and give credit where credit is due. there is still racism and the biggest racism they're challenged with is the internal racism we have towards one another. the circumstances that exist where in many cases where there are quite a number of black people where the majority of the community is black, we run those communities. we are the borough principals. >> i wrote about that last time, black in america on ac 360 about racism in our own community. reverend, just five seconds. i'll give you the last word here. >> i mean all of us know dr. king helped to change the country. but the question is now we have to continue that change and if what king did is to be valida

pope barrow jr. effective july 13, 2009. pursuant to section 521 of the legislative reorganization act of 1970, 2 u.s.c. 282, the speaker appoints sandra l. strocoff as legislative counsel of the u.s. house of representative. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan, mr. dingell, rise? mr. dingell: thank you, madam speaker. i send to the desk a resolution and ask unanimous consent for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 635. whereas m. pope barrow jr. was apointed to the office of legislative counsel in the house of representatives in 1968, whereas m. pope barrow jr. has provided 40 years of service to the house as a member of the office of legislative counsel under eight successive speakers, whereas m. pope barrow jr. has served as the legislative counsel for 12 years following his service as the deputy legislative counsel for four years. whereas m. pope barrow jr. has been the principal drafter

police believe the ring leader was this man, leonard patrick goodness jr. his passion, teaching krarate t young children. >> he was not a bully guy that looked for trouble. >> reporter: gonzalez jr. once served in the national guard. police say it was that experience that helped pull off the attack. surveillance cameras covered two teams pulling off the attack. police say several of the nine children in the house saw their parents' killers. one went next door for help. >> the children are with family members. i've stated many times they are in a safe, loving and secure environment. >> reporter: the motives behind the attack, a simple robbery. thefts committed by men whose crimes extend beyond pensacola, the state of florida, even the country. >> when you get the ties of these individuals, having nothing to do with this murder, you will then see at that time why this case has gone in so many different directions. >> reporter: police would not say where the paths lead, but they say lead to justice. >> tornadoes strike west-central minnesota. plus, a happy fat

she lived relatively close to where gonzalez jr. lived in the pensacola area, and perhaps she was running a real estate company, was involved somewhere in that front, as well. those are kind of the angles we're tracking down now. >> let's bring in mike brooks. mike, what do you make of pamela long? we heard she had up to five aliases. again, she has a connection with leonard gonzalez jr., the mastermind, the alleged master mind here. >> very close to he and his family. >> and you see -- are you suspicious they came into the house, there was one unlocked door apparently that came in. they said it's not uncommon in that part of the country to leave it open. there's this very small community. this person of interest they are calling, who was supposed to cut it off, they didn't have to be at the house, mike. the sheriff was almost intimating that it was somebody who knew the access code, and they could get in there via computer, because they said they were looking at computer data bases and access colds and they think, they have narrowe

damon wayans, jr. >> yes? he had me in a corner by himself. you know? [ laughter ] what can i say? >> jimmy: he actuay -- he had no other help. >> he was like, "it's good. i don't need you. i don't need you. i got this. i got this." >> jimmy: he just cloned himself. that's amazing. i mean, is that fun for you -- annoying? >> it's fun sometimes, but then it's like people literally think that i'm him. and like, they don't even take into account, like, age or anything. [ light laughter ] so, they'll come up to me. "oh, damon wayans!" my driver who drove me here, he was like, "dude, i loved homey the clown." i was like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "really? loved him?" >> yeah, now i just go -- you know, now it kind of gets to me. so, i'm just like, "you know what? i am damon wayans. and your baby's ugly." [ laughter ] you know? "major payne" said that, damon wayans. >> jimmy: you are ruining your dad's rep. >> you got to. >> jimmy: that's not a nice thing to do. >> tear him down, build me up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: w

of those killed were all, understandably, too distraught to talk on camera. 39-year-old george tutor jr. of westminster started working for advanced helicopter concepts two weeks ago. he had been an electrician for b.g.e. for the past five years. according to his mother, george wand to fly since he was 7 years old. she says he had a pilot's license and just last week finished a safety training program in california. after graduating from north carroll high school he did a stint in the navy. he loved hand demriding but thought flying was better. he's survived by a 14-year-old daughter. family members say he'd call her a half dozen times a day to say i love you. 24-year-old jeffrey nordaas of columbia not only had his pilot's license but was certified to train pilots. his three older brothers say he was a fantastic individual. his brother dan released a statement saying, in part, he made everyone around him want to be a better person. i will truly miss him more than anyone can imagine. this is truly a devastating loss to everyone that knew him. 43-year-old niall booth of new market worked

>> we want to ask her about her association with patrick, jr. we want to know if she knew anything about his whereabouts on the day of the incident, and we just want to get some information from her about his comings and goings. we believe that, again, she may have some substance and very relevant information about this case. shepard: nobody has seen her since the day of the murders? >> she has been missing, if you will -- i should say we could not find her. we could not contact her for approximately 48 hours. shepard: all right. my understanding from my correspondent down there, brian wilson, is that you have called a news conference and you have a new nugget. what is it? >> yes, sir. we will find out at 3:00. shepard: 3:00 central time, i assume you mean. >> that is true. shepard: i'm curious about what went down in that house. does it look to your investigators as if this was a robbery that suddenly turned into a murder, or was murder part of the plot here? >> shepard, one of the motives, a motive was robbery. at this time, because we have tu