Jim Axelrod

I don't think it was 48 hours. 2009 is a lot different than when they arrested her. They arrested her three or four years, three years later. I think the family was what kept it going. They believed that Ms. Chandler did this. It was the new prosecutor, and it was the family probably saying, hey, we need justice done in this.

I don't think it was 48 hours. 2009 is a lot different than when they arrested her. They arrested her three or four years, three years later. I think the family was what kept it going. They believed that Ms. Chandler did this. It was the new prosecutor, and it was the family probably saying, hey, we need justice done in this.

I'm bothered by the prosecutor. I'm bothered by the district attorney showing up at an arrest and having that arrest filmed.

I'm bothered by the prosecutor. I'm bothered by the district attorney showing up at an arrest and having that arrest filmed.

I'm bothered by the prosecutor. I'm bothered by the district attorney showing up at an arrest and having that arrest filmed.

I think they wanted then the public to see that. That to me was, it seemed like such a production for a case. That prosecutor should never have done that.

I think they wanted then the public to see that. That to me was, it seemed like such a production for a case. That prosecutor should never have done that.

I think they wanted then the public to see that. That to me was, it seemed like such a production for a case. That prosecutor should never have done that.

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Before dawn on March 2nd, 2018, intruders entered the home of Ted and Corey Shaughnessy, killing him and one of the family's Rottweilers, Bart. Corey says she shot back and called 911. I'm in the closet.

Before dawn on March 2nd, 2018, intruders entered the home of Ted and Corey Shaughnessy, killing him and one of the family's Rottweilers, Bart. Corey says she shot back and called 911. I'm in the closet.

Before dawn on March 2nd, 2018, intruders entered the home of Ted and Corey Shaughnessy, killing him and one of the family's Rottweilers, Bart. Corey says she shot back and called 911. I'm in the closet.

Paul Salo and James Moore of the Travis County Sheriff's Department say bullet casings were scattered on the floor. We had .40 caliber and .380. It was a hell of a gunfire. At first, Corey Shaughnessy thought it was a botched robbery. The family business had made them wealthy.

Paul Salo and James Moore of the Travis County Sheriff's Department say bullet casings were scattered on the floor. We had .40 caliber and .380. It was a hell of a gunfire. At first, Corey Shaughnessy thought it was a botched robbery. The family business had made them wealthy.

Paul Salo and James Moore of the Travis County Sheriff's Department say bullet casings were scattered on the floor. We had .40 caliber and .380. It was a hell of a gunfire. At first, Corey Shaughnessy thought it was a botched robbery. The family business had made them wealthy.

But Ted Shaughnessy didn't have any known enemies. And then-assistant DA Amy Meredith says it didn't look like a robbery. There were still valuables all over the house. There was nothing stolen. But there was something missing from the Shaughnessy's house. A handgun from a bedroom once belonging to their son, Nick.

But Ted Shaughnessy didn't have any known enemies. And then-assistant DA Amy Meredith says it didn't look like a robbery. There were still valuables all over the house. There was nothing stolen. But there was something missing from the Shaughnessy's house. A handgun from a bedroom once belonging to their son, Nick.

But Ted Shaughnessy didn't have any known enemies. And then-assistant DA Amy Meredith says it didn't look like a robbery. There were still valuables all over the house. There was nothing stolen. But there was something missing from the Shaughnessy's house. A handgun from a bedroom once belonging to their son, Nick.