a letter came from terry richards of kansas city. he has lots of advice for the governor. what's interesting is he drew sketches of how he watched the problem. there were people who were opposed to the use of nuclear energy and were concerned about the accident. there was criticism of what was happening at the time. this is a telegram to the governor on march 30. it says dear sir, it's the greatest moral sin for you to state there is no danger to children or pregnant women in harrisburg at this time. it seems a prudent man would rather err on the side of safety. the children should be evacuated immediately or be cursed by those who will be maimed, deformed, and mutilated. you have no alternative. you must act now. senator andent to a to president carter at the white house. governor thornburgh had a press conference on friday, march areas. among his papers we have a transcript of that press conference. here are some things he said. no evacuation order is necessary at this time. my recommendation that preschool children stay out of the area within five miles of the plant sit

without breaking down, but he wants to, because he says terry lived the kind of life that should be talked about. >> he is just a wonderful kid. >> richard had been following the incident unfolding at the fort lauderdale hollywood airport when he received a call to his millville home from his neice aunt, terri's bride of 40 years. >> i couldn't believe what she was saying. >> in the phonecall richard learned his 62 year old nephew was one of five victims shot and killed by a gunman in the airport's baggage claim area, was there, but was not harmed. >> i can't imagine her being there, through all this, and the kids, i can't imagine how it is going to happen. >> terry was raise in the millville, had relocated to the virginia beach area before meeting his wife. the couple was in florida en route to caribbean crews, the loving father of two girls and proud grandfather to three, terry was 1972 graduate of millville high school. always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he always made a point to call his uncle to check in. >> just at christmas time, he calls all the time, almost like one of my kids. >> andres worked for the norfo

, without breaking down but he wants to because terry lived the kind of life that should be talk about. >> he was just a wonderful kid >> reporter: richard had been following incident unfolding at fort lauderdale/hollywood airport when he received a call from his niece and aunt, his nephew terry, bride of 40 years. >> i could not believe what she was saying. >> reporter: in that phone call richard learned that his six two-year old nephew was one of five victims shot and killed by a gunman in the airport's baggage claim area and was there, but was not harmed. >> i cannot imagine her being there, went through all this and the kid, and i cannot imagine how it will happen. >> reporter: terry was raised in millville and relocated to the virginia beach area before meeting his wife, the couple lives in florida in route to a caribbean cruise, but loving father of two girls and proud grandfather to three, terry was a 1972 graduate of millville high school and always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he made it a point on call his uncle to check this. >> he would talk to him at christmastime, he calls all the time, almost like one o

he says terry lived the kind of life that should be talk about. >> he is just a wonderful kid. >> reporter: richard has been following incident unfolding at fort lauderdale hollywood airport when he received a call to his millville home from his niece and aunt, his nephew's terry of 40 years. >> i could in the believe what she was saying. >> reporter: this that tone call richard learned that his 62 year-old nephew was one of the five victims shot and killed in the airport's baggage claim area, and was there but was not harm. >> i cannot imagine her being there, and went through all this, and the kid, i can't imagine how it is going to happen. >> reporter: terry was raised in millville and relocated to the virginia beach area, before meeting his wife, the the couple looks this florida in route on the caribbean cruise. loving father of two girl and proud grand father to three terry was 1972 graduate have millville high school and always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he always made it a point to call his unk toll check in. >> we just talked to him, christmastime, and calls all the t

. >> reporter: it has taken richard andres, a day a a half without breaking town but he wants to because he wants to say terry lived the kind of live that he should be be talk about. >> he was a wonderful kid. >> reporter: richard has been following incident unfolding at fort lauderdale hollywood airport when he received a call from his niece, and his nephew terry, bride of 40 years. >> i just could not believe what he was saying. >> reporter: in that phone call he learn his six two-year old nephew was one of the the five victim shot and killed wye a gun hand in the airport baggage claim area and was there but was not harmed. >> i cannot imagine her being there going through all this and the kid, i can't imagine how it the will happen. >> reporter: terry was raised in millville and relocated to the virginia beach area, before meeting his wife, the couple lives in florida on route to a caribbean cruise. the loving father of two girls , and proud grandfather to three terry was a 1972 graduate of millville high school and always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he always made it a point to call h

terry kraus was found shot at a home in annapolis. our richardthere now with the information that led the police to move forward with the investigation as a murder investigation. opposed to suicide. rich? richard: you can see the holiday decorations. this happened down the road in a long driveway. at first, authorities thought it was a suicide. 55-year-old kraus found shot in his own backyard. his wife joanne called it in. called 911 saying she heard shots. now this area is a very quiet neighborhood. woodsy place. sources say the police arrived and they found him shot three times in the back. they tried c.p.r. without success. investigators say this case is wide open. no motive or suspect. was it a robbery? police don't know at this point. krause was electrical contractor and active in the community. especially the bayhawks lacrosse team. neighbors say they heard at least four gunshots. they are taken by this in the midst. >> quiet, off the beaten path. you would never expect something so tragic to occur. nothing is ruled out. we have to look at

terri williams, yeah. then my love died and turned into hatred. that's what got me in trouble. >> we met richard in the sewing factory at colorado's limon correctional facility. he first came to prison in 1976. personal computers and cell phones were still more than a decade away. gerald ford was president and the united states was celebrating its bicentennial. the country was also going through what was widely regarded as a sexual revolution. that's when moore's troubles began. >> i was convicted of killing my wife in 1976 in the state of iowa. >> moore's wife, terri williams, was a dancer at a local club when their relationship began. >> i was just a customer. i just walked in off the street. we met, hit it off pretty decently, you know, and ended up -- well, we picked each other up actually, so we went to terri's apartment and made love and enjoyed each other's company, you know. we got married. then i began to have thoughts about terri. i thought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that th