. >> keith mason was a detective, tor torrence pd. >> in all my years, i've seen people shot in homicides, but never this time times. >> this was an execution. >> definitely. >> what shawn had seen, her mother on the floor, had been so confusing, but now she saw nothing because they kept her away. >> one of the paramedics met me and i looked at him and said, will she be okay? >> thinking she was still alive? >> yeah. i wasn't processing. but he finally looked at me and just shook his head no. and that's when i realized that she was dead. >> had she seen what was coming? did she know her life was over? >> they had taken the body out. someone had taken a carpet cleaner to clean up the blood and basically my last memory is a carpet cleaner of my mom's blood. which she didn't deserve to die that way. >> sweet, kind hearted joan bradford was 52. who did it? why? next to her body was a clue. >> i saw a bullet lying on the floor by her food foot from a .38 caliber or .357 caliber handgun. >> when a detective asked me if i knew anybody who had a gun, my initial response was no. my brother turned

and while he waited in custody, detective keith mason went over to see the d.a.re he described his case and waited for the go ahead to charge bradford with murder for killing his ex-wife. didn't quite workout that way. >> the d.a. right away said do you have the gun? i said no, we don't have the gun. he said do you have anybody that could put him at the house at the time of the homicide? i said no. he says i don't think we're going to do anything with this case. i was mad, i was up std. i knew all a jury had to do was hear the circumstances of this case. there's no way anybody could think that anybody else could do this but him. >> so, bill bradford went home, went back to work at trw. but his children weren't celebrating. in fact, they feared their father and worried they just might be his next victims. >> i spent a number of months looking over my shoulder, wondering who was following me. i can remember cars following me at various times and randomly driving places, trying to figure out what was going on to lose who was tailing me. sglrms rick said he too was f

in a moment, we‘ll be chatting to our political correspondent chris mason, but first let‘s talk to our reporter keith those flights will operate, but the airline says it will inform passengers about its plans, but for future flights today and over the next few days. tui has also cancelled its spanish holidays. ryanair, british airways and easyjet say they are operating all of their flights but easyjet has cancelled some. on tv last night in spain, the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez asked for the uk government to have asked for the uk government to have a rethink. he said a blanket two week quarantine is unjust and he wa nts week quarantine is unjust and he wants the canaries and balearic islands where the cases are low to be removed from their quarantine lists. he said discussions are under way there. of course any discussions are not going to help anyone flying over the next few days. but really still lots of questions here and this is really not going to be a relaxing time for anyone who has chosen to go on a spanish holiday. keith, thank you very much. we will speak to you after shortly as w