lisa's funeral was held at the first lutheran church in ottumwa.y same church, walking his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day. now, he'd return to lay her to rest. lisa was buried in her jailer's uniform. a special detail of officers served as pallbearers. law enforcement had come out to honor one of its own. >> lisa woulda thought, you know, "this is all for me? i was so proud. >> i should've been able to be there and -- and watch her become a mom. she was just a joy. >> reporter: mothers shouldn't bury daughters? >> never. never. >> reporter: after the funeral, the caldwell and techel families turned their attention to the upcoming murder trial of seth techel. lawyers started to plot strategy, with the neighbor, brian tate, expected to be right in the thick of it. tate's sister cheri says he never could shake the feeling that the authorities would come after him. >> he still feels like they're saying he's a murderer. brian had even seen in the paper that they were callin' him a crazy and deranged neighbor. it just devastated him. >> repor

dorothy beyers from ottumwa, iowa.and she's been involved with the girl scouts since she was 13. >> dorothy has just about dedicated her entire life to girl scouts. she was even a troupe leader up to the age of 90. >> dorothy wasn't able to have children of her own but she adopted and was a foster parent mostly for pregnant girls. she calls being able to help out and teach them "the joy of her life." we say bravo to you. and where are our cookies? >> we need more people like dorothy. >> yes. >> what an amazing woman. wow. >> she's absolutely amazing. she started back in 1929 as a girl scout. >> the kids, to bring them in, especially troubled youth. she gave back in so many ways. way beyond the cookies i would have purchased from her. >> can you imagine her knocking on your door next week saying, hey -- >> i would love a visit from dorothy. >> all right. well, coming up, we're taking you on a tour of a swanky celebrity penthouse on the market for $28 million. find out who lived there in "the skinny." >> and later, how a