well, very interesting, said meagan. he'd failed to show up for work. that night he offered a truly bizarre reason why. >> that his family had been in an accident. and we said, "what kind of accident?" "oh, well, my brother and my sister-in-law and my niece and nephew were beheaded on the turnpike in new jersey." he had to go to new jersey. he had to solidify funeral arrangements. >> he was sobbing and hands were flying and he was just like, "i don't know what i'm going to do." and just very upset. and we believed him. >> reporter: as she told the detectives, coralluzzo took the first available flight back to new jersey. and that was that. the detectives thanked her and left. didn't mention a thing about paige birgfeld. and then the very next day meagan was watching the news on tv and saw the story about the burned out car. >> her car was found ablaze in this parking lot, off 23 road. >> and then i saw the -- paige's face come across the news. and i looked at my ex-husband tim and i said, "that's what happened." i said, "he murdered that woman." it just

this is meagan law our treasurer.'m excited to announce that our t-shirt fundraiser has launched today. it's a student-funded nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that our traditional housed and unhoused students have access to necessary supplies and resources. each $20 donation for a t-shirt goes directly to supporting our students. we have flyers outside the room. and meagan is about to pass them out. make a donation today. take a flyer and spread the word. thank you. have a good night. thank you, all of you guys. >> president cook: any other folks i called? >> good evening, superintendent, commissioners, student delegates. my name is alita fisher and i'm the most recent past chair of the community advisory committee for special education. i'm also the parent of an 18-year-old who got her driver's license less than two weeks ago. highway safety is a little more forefront for me than it was a few weeks ago. as we've been hearing this year, transportation budget has increased by 38% since 2014. we've added 27 buses to the

the kids as you mentioned, meagan, look pretty calm right now and i'm sure hoping to go home and give their parents a really big hug. >> yeah. it's going to take a little time there. you pretty much said it all daniella. these students most likely will be questioned. definitely different from when i went to high school. you can see all these students, all on their cell phone, most likely texting their parents, letting their parents know that they are okay. so that is good, that they're able to relay that message to the parents. we still have concerned parents coming up on scene. that's a chp officer right there. we have multi agencies right here who quickly responded to saugus high school once they heard shots were fired. you can see the orderly process right now. once they have that campus secure and they have students, the injured students already transported, they can start removing the students who may have been sheltered in place as to when you first get on the scene, it's still chaotic. students may be running off campus. we did see students with their hands up, being taken to a