indictment of premeditated first degree murder on richard parker, age 49, son-in-law of john and marion setzerporter: richard parker, a man who was apparently married to the couple's daughter. parker is accused of delivering a package bomb on monday to his father-in-law. retired civil attorney john setzer in lebanon, tennessee. the bomb went off inside the house, killing setzer and critically injuring his wife who died two days later. >> it is an ongoing investigation. but we do feel like we have the single person responsible for committing this crime in custody. >> reporter: many people move here to rural tennessee to live quiet, peaceful lives. so news of the bombing was particularly stunning. friends and neighbors were horrified and puzzled, especially when it was described by authorities as a targeted killing. >> as a couple they were one of the best and the sweetest couples you'd ever meet. >> the last people in the world that you would imagine to be a target of a package bomb like that. >> reporter: investigators said they recovered a note they believe may have been attached to the packa

. >> reporter: authorities say a package exploded at the home monday of 74-year-old jon and marion setzer74-year-old jon setzer was killed instantly. the 72-year-old wife died of her injuries wednesday. analysts are analyzing the bomb but don't want to discuss it. >> reporter: investigators have not commented on a possible motive for the murders. parker is being held on $1 million bond. bigad shaban, cbs news. >>> an actor best known for his fictional family show "the waltons" has died. >> i believe life is a mystery, a sacred one. as for faith, it's a person one. it's not like something you pull on like you pull your pants on in the morning. >> ralph waite passed away yesterday in southern california. he performed on shows including cbs's "cis." ralph waite was 85 years old. >>> still to come, we'll take you to a couple's destination in the city of love this valentine's day. >>> and one of the biggest stars of the olympics bows out before his event. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you dec

. >> friends describe jon and marion setzer, a retired lawyer and dental hygienist, as loved and respecteds, friends and former colleagues. >>> the search for a texas woman missing for a month has come to a painful end. leanne bearden found in a wooded area outside san antonio not far from where she disappeared. bearden and her husband had just returned from a two-year trip around the world. she left her in-laws' house to go for a walk. investigators say there are no signs of foul play. they're not ruling out suicide. >>> we're hearing new details this morning about that 16-year-old texas girl who plummeted 3,000 feet to the ground in oklahoma. it was a skydiving accident. well, speaking from a wheelchair at baylor university medical center in dallas, makenzie wethington says that her rush of excitement quickly turned to panic when the parachute malfunctioned, then it turned to terror as she realized she was living every skydiver's worst nightmare. >> i started kicking my feet like i was taught in the class, and i looked up, and it still wasn't fixing, so i tried to pull the toggles apart,

richard parker was married to jon and marion setzer's daughter and lived in a house behind theirs.hey now say the bomb was placed at the home, not delivered through the mail or a shipping service as originally thought. >> we're still have a lot of the bomb debris at our laboratory, and we are still investigating any possibilities that anybody else may be involved, although we're confident we have the person who was involved in this. we still want to close out some loose ends and try to determine if there's any chance anybody else was involved. >> parker now being held on $1 million bond. court records show he had a previous conviction in an arson case, although he served no jail time. >> i spoke to the family's pastor overnight, and he said that family right now is just simply in shock, dealing with so much tragedy of losing, you know, the elderly couple and having the son-in-law now being the suspect. and they just had no idea this would ever happen. they see no sign of any motive. >>> all right, just a few minutes before the hour right now. coming up for us, general motors recall

john setzer's wife, marion, was seriously injured from the explosion. f-b-i, department of homeland security and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms are all investigating. neighbors are shocked at the news. before he retired, john setzer worked on bankruptcy and other cases. washington's governor jay inslee stepped in and put a stop to executions in the state. inslee says there are "too many doubts" and "too many flaws" in death penalty cases. after months of review, inslee said he's convinced that equal justice wasn't being served. the ban will stay as long as inslee is governor. washington now joins many other states with doubts. eighteen states have officially banned capital punishment as a matter of law. law. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding.

> reporter: authorities say 74-year-old retired lawyer don setzer was killed after a powerful package bomb exploded in his home. his wife marionas critically wounded in the attack and this morning is clinging to her life at the vanderbilt university medical center. overnight police continue to sift through the rubble looking for evidence and trying to find parts of the bomb and the package it came in. police have no motive in the attack and are offering an $8,000 reward for any leads. >> we completely rely on the public assistance so that we can follow up on any lead. >> reporter: the bombing happened about 31 miles outside of nashville in tiny lebanon, tennessee. a place where this kind of savage attack just doesn't happen. >> they're just the perfect neighbor and we felt like this was a place that nothing would ever happen. >> reporter: this morning police are warning residents in the area to be careful of unexpected packages. translation, no one knows if more package bombs are coming. robin? >> so frightening, pierre, thank you. >>> get the rest of the top stories from josh. >>> we'll begin with a major study out this morni

74-year-old john jon setzer picked up a package and was almost back to his house when it exploded killing him instantly and blowing out the windows in a nearby home. his wife marion, also in her 70s, was critically injured. she died at a nearby hospital yet. >> although we do have the suspect obviously in custody, this remains an ongoing investigation. >> in a press conference yesterday federal investigators said the package was hand delivered. >> people should know it didn't arrive by the mail or any other shipping services. >> the suspect 49-year-old parker lived behind the setzers in a rural area 30 miles east of nashville. police would not say if he was still married to the couple's daughter or how they linked him to the bombing. but parker has a criminal record and was convicted of arson in 1993. william gavin, a former fbi assistant says with the suspect in custody, law enforcement will focus on the device. >> everybody kind of thinks you can go on a website and figure out how to make a bomb. it's not easy. >> they will also try to determine why he decided to use a bomb in the first place. gavin said it may come down to psychology. >> when you send a letter