derek woodford: he was there in the room with jan when this happened. the word divorce being thrown around. steven groschen: from the beginning, they had one suspect. it was chris. there's another person here that could have done this, and it's jeremy. that would be a motive for murder. he was a concern. you see it on tv happening to other people. didn't ever think that this would be something that we would go through. keith morrison: two shots in the dark, and then 1,001 questions in the light of day. kay king: i guess, you just don't think bad things will happen in a small town to good people. and it did. keith morrison: it was-- this was where happiness lived. happiness and memories and desire. the wishes of dreams just out reach. its name is spider lake, one of those thousands of lakes that filled up the rocky gouges the glaciers left behind. maybe that's why they sparkle the way they do. why this one in minnesota spread out every which way. and here, near the tip of its northern arm is, the spider lake resort. family cabins by the day or week. call

it didn't make any sense to woodford. derek woodford: we believe with the amount of blood at the scene, we felt there should have been blood on kruse. keith morrison: especially because chris said he wasn't just lying beside jan. he actually laid her down flat on the bed after she was shot. i want to say my left hand was just-- keith morrison: no blood on his hands, but an odd mark on the front of his shirt. from how he describes being in bed with jan, we were trying to figure out where that mark came from because it didn't make sense from just by laying next to her in bed. more like something was imprinted on the shirt not like it was blood spatter or anything-- right keith morrison: --like that. right. keith morrison: despite what some people like to claim, it can be quite hard to tell if the stranger sitting in front of you is lying or telling the truth. but in this case, said the investigators, what chris was telling them wasn't adding up. it's easy to remember when you tell the truth. i've interviewed thousands of pe

keith morrison: some things had been bothering woodford. said he'd only heard one gunshot when, obviously, there had been two? keith morrison: but that first slug, the one he said he did not hear, agent woodford explained to chris that one would have hit him had he been lying in bed beside jan as he said he was. keith morrison: then agent woodford told chris that the autopsy revealed that jan was actually sitting up when she was hit with her right arm stretched out toward the shooter. in fact, her right hand was grazed by the shot. derek woodford: to me, almost like she saw it coming. yeah. derek woodford: and so that was a concern based on what chris had told me the first time, that she was shot when they were laying down. keith morrison: and here, chris seems to alter the narrative. says he awoke to find his wife sitting up beside him. keith morrison: so was this man changing his story? keith morrison: then agent woodford asked chris again, about what he heard jan say that night. keith morrison: chris was not under arrest, of course. thou

>> bradley woodford getting the crowd pretty loud. we'll go back live when barack obama takes the stage. we'll keep an eye on this. vaughn hillyard, i hope you're still with us. are you on a plane? >> we haven't taken off yet. the former president will be flying from here in miami to north carolina for a rally tonight. we haven't taken off yet, to be clear. >> so, tell me a little bit about this trump strategy. he's talking to latino voters today. he's also talking to the bro vo, going a lot of bro podcasts. now joe rogan. why do they think his style maybe over his substance is going to be convincing to that audience? >> there's one objective here. that is to juice the turnout in support and garner excitement among this part of the population where they have seen gains in polling, but also anecdotely, rallies, even compared to four years ago, we see a younger, in many cases bro-y type of the electorate to support him. 18 to 24-year-olds weren't eligible to vote four years ago so there's a whole cast of voters that donald trump wasn't

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. >> that is bradley woodford, i believe leave on stage right now ahead of them and early voting, kicking off their today in the critical battleground state obama is then going to head to detroit for a get-out-the-vote rally where he's going to be introduced by eminem, who of course, is a detroit native as obama campaigns with the real slim shady former president donald trump is traveling to swing-state north carolina for a rally tonight. a state that trump has won twice, but we're polls show he's currently neck and neck with vice president kamala harris let's take you now, live to greensboro, north carolina, which cnn's kristen holmes is tracking trump's rally tonight. we can also actually go to madison, wisconsin where cnn's priscilla alvarez is. that's where tim walz and barak obama are expected to speak at any moment. our priscilla, what more do we know about the campaign strategy from the harris team today? >> well, they're certainly trying to capitalize on early voting. early voting kicks off today and wisconsin and the location of this rally ali, is also notable. this is dane count

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