> this guy right here sitting backwards with a go pro on his head that's a radio deejay, that's rob edwardstter country kicks 107. he was brought into this as a part of a publicity stunt from the radio station. let me show you the loser in this cowboy poker. watch this fella here. here's what happens. >> whoa! >> oh, boy. >> comes right for him and knocks him right over. that means he's out. >> he at least had body armor on him. >> he got the one to the ribs, though. it was pretty solid. >> two guys left sitting at the table. they both won really if you will, they both were left with their hands on the table so they ended up splitting the pot. lete show you the proyou see t almost see the fear in their eyes. >> oh, boy. >> things went pretty well, because this is how the cowboy poker game could have went, this was at the same festival a couple years ago and you can see the guys are getting tossed around. >> that just seems like such a bad idea on so many levels. >>> it's thursday ipad mini giveaway time. >> here's how it goes you got to be 18 years old and must be a u.s. resident and you ha

. >> police now believe edwards plotted to rob her old bank to pay back her debt and then some. ough tracking edwards' credit card purchases, detectives find proof that she bought the nun masks online and the zip ties from a local hardware store. credit card statements also show she rented a silver chevrolet, the same make and model of the getaway car, a week prior to the bank robbery. the fbi obtains a search warrant for the home of the man whom they believe is the male robber. they are hoping to find some evidence linking the man to the robbery, but find none. >> we were hoping to find masks, guns, zip ties, receipts, anything like that that could be used to associate him with the robbery. unfortunately, we were not able to find anything at that time. >>> coming up -- with only circumstantial evidence connecting the suspects to the crime, detectives struggle to build an open and shut case. and they need to follow the money. >> in terms of it being an oddity, this would probably rank at the top of all the cases i've ever handled. [ phone dings ] [ nephew ] hi, heath. i can't wai