the putnam county sheriff sills says that there are no if any credible leads here.uspicion. >> it's an abduction, you would expect some sort of extortion demand if it was assassination, you would think both of the people would be there. both bodies would be there. and then you have totally nothing in that background to indicate anything like this. and then the area where it happened is not indicative to any kind of homicide much less no domestic history. >> reporter: although the autopsy for mr. dur mont is completed, the toxicology report is not yet returned. so when i asked the deputy coroner there if it's possible that he was drugged maybe or there's some chemical involvement, he says they're not ruling anything out. randi? >> victor, thanks very much. >>> so let's talk more about this bizarre story. criminal defense attorney and criminalist joins me now. holly, it is so very strange, the wife is missing, the husband is dead. his body found in the garage decapitated. what's this tell you about this killing? >> that they were absolutely targeted, randi. this sanja

marge putnam was shot by her husband of 38 years after she decided to leave him. >> i think she probably thought she had reached the point where she was strong enough to stand up to him. years, earlier years, i think she did whatever he wanted her to do. >> marge's family says the controlling behavior had gone on for decades behind closed doors >> you get in this small community where you have this one person that is doing everything right and even though at home he's either physically or mentally or emotionally abusing his wife, nobody is going to look at that. >> there's a tendency too to not mind anybody else's business. you know, "that's not my business. if that's what they want to do over there, well, as long as it doesn't affect me, that's ok." >> we begin to go out into the community, and we begin talking about domestic violence and that began to change the mindset. folks begin to open their hearts. and in about nine months people in okonee county gave over 1 million dollars so that okonee county can have a shelter for victims of domestic violence. >> it will be the first safe hou

>> they drove me to putnam, it was a investigator pretending not to be a cop. they played good cop/bad cop. they attached me to a polygraph machine in a small room. yes have a be attorney present. my parents didn't know where i was. this polygraphist gave me the third degree for 7 and a half hours. toward the end, he made a polygraph. he said what do you mean you didn't do it? you told me in the test result you did. it. >> shot my fear through the roof. it was at that point, the cop friend. he informed me the other officers were going to harm me but he had been holding them off but couldn't do so indefinitely. i became afraid for my life. when he added he threw me a false life preserver by telling me, look. tell them what they want to here and they will stop what they are doing. you are not going to be arrested. being young, naive, frightened, 16, i wasn't thinking about the long-term ramifications. safety. >> you were lied to? >> i was lied to. >> we will hear more about your story in just a moment. loren lorenzo, i want to thank you so much for being here and

my good friend tom putnam. [applause] forank them and the staff the work that you guys do in making this day possible and making this institution so relevant and important. id now, ladies and gentlemen, would like to introduce the chairman of the profile in courage award committee who leads the committee with humor, and a, a bit of courage, great sense of empathy i think is a fair word in trying to deal with all of the committee members who work so diligently to select annual awardees. my good friend, loyal chairman, i do not know what i would do with ken -- without him, al hunt. [applause] >> thank you and welcome. i know what is on everyone's mind out there right now. lauren loan one of her jack?ather's socks to we will find out. it is my pleasure to work with a really distinguished group. as ken alluded to, there are no shrinking violets in this group which makes it even more rewarding. most of the members of the committee are here today and i would like them to stand as we show our appreciation for their tr

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if began when 55-year-old quentin putnam was asked by a neighbor not to feed the ducks roaming aroundes of arguing, putnam started throwing punches. >> he's on top of me and he's pounding me with the heel of his hand. my back, my neck, my head. >> putnam is now facing a felony event and ordered to stay away 50 feet from the other guy. >>> he put his own life on the line to save his fellow soldiers during an ambush in afghanistan in 2007. just a few hours from now, u.s. army sergeant kyle white will be given the nation's highest military honor, the medal of honor. the 27-year-old was on "fox & friends" on sunday. take a listen to this. >> you don't think about what you're doing, especially in that moment with that much fire coming in. your adrenaline is pumping. all you know is you have a fallen comrade out there who needs your help. >> six american heros died that day. >>> a marine is back from afghanistan for two weeks to escort his little sister to prom. but the school ends up turning him away? >> i would not be going inside the prom. i was just going to be escorting my little siste

if anyone has information on this you are urged to call the putnam sheriff's department in georgia. >e of the headlines from the fox news desk. >> officials of the united states postal service say they lost almost $2 billion during the first three months of this year. the post office lost a similar amount of money during this same period last year. >>> take a look at this surveillance video from just outside los angeles. you can see the driver of the pickup truck hit a man and then dragged him about 100 feet before speeding away. this happened last month. the cops have released a video now to help catch the suspect. at last check the victim is still in the hospital. >>> and an 88-year-old man drove his car right into the water west of seattle. you can see it was almost totally submerged. witnesses jumped in and helped with the rescue and eventually pulled him out before paramedics rushed him to the hospital. they say the rescuers saved his life because they acted right away. >> thank you. >>> one state is taking new steps now to protect folks against a rise of violent attacks from bea

the republicans didn't putnam per out. it is insurers and they care. it is their business to know who pays. so, what is i think troubling we thought this number was like 75%. this is the first time t came i. and that in the end will determine how many people are actually in these exchanges, that will determine in the end how much subsidy there is. everything the pools are. everything is driven who pace. gerri: say 67% is real number and insurers have it right. what are the prospects for obama care if that's right? >> it is already running short onioning invincibles, young, cheap, healthy lives in the pool. if the 67% is the young people who don't have jobs, who don't really have a lot of money, not paying after they signed up, the pools get worse. that's the big concern. gerri: we covered this so much. it is almost a shorthand the conversation you and i have. truly we're seeing numbers not optimistic, not upbeat. if you want obama care to work you're not getting results that you want. >> the fundamental premise was we need to have combination of older,

. >> your buddy charles murray or bob putnam over at harvard, those guys have written books on this, which is we have got this tailspin of culture, in our inner cities in particular, of men not working and just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value and the culture of work. and so there's a real culture problem here that has to be dealt with. >> well, on sunday, "buzz feed" published the interview where congressman ryan basically pleaded ignorance here, saying "it doesn't even occur to me it could come across as a racial statement. but that's not the case, apparently, what i learned is there's a whole language and history that people are very sensitive to. understandably so. we just have to better understand, you know, we'll be a little clumsy, but it's with the right intentions." that's nonsense. i'm not saying he's an evil man or anything, but he's saying these people are a bunch of bums. that's what he's basically saying. >> he's the intellectual brightest light of the republican party. >> tell the viewers who charles murray is. >> he's the academ

i just had a conversation with the deputy coroner in putnam county. he tell, me the autopsy on mr.complete. manner of death, as expected, homicide. cause of death, here, cerebral cranial trauma. whatever killed him happened to his head. but there's still the question, was it trauma to the head, was it a blow to the head before the cap tation that killed him? or was it the decapitation itself that killed him. also, the toxicology reports still not back. i asked, is it possible if there was some chemical involvement, was he drugged possibly before the decapitation. i've been told they ruled nothing out. still, one more thing, the person -- the i.d., the confirmation this is russell has not been confirmed 100%. they're virtually certain but right now a latent fingerprint technicians are working with fingerprints taken from his navy record, that file, to determine if this is his body, although, again, they are virtually certain. >> it is just unconscionable. beheaded. his wife missing. 88 years old. and that autopsy. results of an autopsy saying it's the cranial finding is remarkable.

we are just one or two or perhaps three here of 36 million travelers, if you putnam members up., probably the biggest travel memorial day holiday since the recession. the second biggest in the millennium. so 30 sick million travelers. one of the reasons? they tell us gas prices are pretty stable. lately gas prices are ticking up. if you take a look at the chart look where it started one year ago today, it is almost exactly the same, 3.65 a gallon for regular. lastly, if you look at, you know what form of travel has increased the most? well it is not cars. we're in cars. we've got about a 1% uptick in cars. but air travel up about 2 1/2% and trains, buses and ship travel over memorial day up about 6 1/2%. apparently the cruise lines are doing pretty well. of the got the camera out. let's see what we can see if we look up there, to see how much longer we'll be stuck in this traffic. again, excuse my shaky camera work. as you see, this is what a lot of america is seeing right now out of their front window. i guess that is the way it goes. there is bob there. there you go. >> hi, bo

my good friend tom putnam. [applause] forank them and the staff the work that you guys do in making this day possible and making this institution so relevant and important. id now, ladies and gentlemen, would like to introduce the chairman of the profile in courage award committee who leads the committee with humor, and a, a bit of courage, great sense of empathy i think is a fair word in trying to deal with all of the committee members who work so diligently to select annual awardees. my good friend, loyal chairman, i do not know what i would do with ken -- without him, al hunt. [applause] >> thank you and welcome. i know what is on everyone's mind out there right now. lauren loan one of her jack?ather's socks to we will find out. it is my pleasure to work with a really distinguished group. as ken alluded to, there are no shrinking violets in this group which makes it even more rewarding. most of the members of the committee are here today and i would like them to stand as we show our appreciation for their tr

i just got off the phone with putnam county sheriff's executive assistant to says investigators are usingearch-and-rescue dogs along with cadaver dogs to search surrounding woods of their home. they're searching the lake puts up against their property and those searches turned up nothing. >> i do not believe this to be a random attack at all. i base that on several things. there was no evidence of any forced entry or struggle or things like that. and like i said, this is a neighborhood where we virtually have no crime. >> reporter: russell de are man's was not located at crime scene and there was no weapon found. sheriff told reporters that his wife's sell phone, purse and car was still in the gated community. all means of tracking her are not able to be used. bill: what about the neighbors? have they been able to offer any clues, laura? >> reporter: neighbors are stunned and brutal murder and kidnapping in the quiet community. they say they heard nothing, bill. >> we always felt very secure and i've known neighbors who don't even turn their alarm systems on. >> i'm very shocked. it is a