oh, you know, you, bro, how is your, what's the, is randy denny of us and kind of type on the stand the donkey. he was fighting. and was there any of them? the idea of was that he was crazy. he was murderous. it's nice that we took him out . so you just describe era main to seek or you know, somebody who uh, someone like by around the committee event, which i don't know about in the near. you're absolutely right. because you know, yeah it was i called the lie and of of guys and then they and then they denigrated them. but the way he died actually said that he was the, his heroic figure. i mean, it's completely fine. it doesn't mean that type of new. why can't will that brush it was that is there why, why the board? why do you, was there a, could you do people? but uh, you know, the, with the, the american media presents the full story is just a moment of gross, you know, they're denying their opponents, the right. have reasonable thinking. i also see george, i mean this is one of the biggest problems of that and you and i talking um on a regular basis and obviously it very regularly on

dennis murphy (voiceover): investigator randy bolin was assigned to talk to her. ly go and speak to her, but i give her some moments. dennis murphy (voiceover): but in the investigator's eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. i said, ok, is there a reason why? you know, i just was kind of shocked. dennis murphy (voiceover): it turns out that keith had asked kimberly to join him at the educator's conference that weekend. she said they'd never finalized the plan, but she'd been mad at him for not returning her calls. she gets very upset in her text messages back. like, i can't believe you're not talking to me. you know, and they're like half violent. like, why are you not calling me and-- really flaming stuff, huh? yeah. dennis murphy (voiceover): and something else-- in keith's bedroom upstairs, crime scene analysts noticed this picture frame. it was toppled over and taken apart on a bookcase. whatever picture had been in it was gone. you can put a story together with that pretty easy, huh? the pieces of th