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I think people would plan their weddings around his availability. If you wanted DJ Freeze as your DJ, you'd have to ask him as early as you could because his schedule would be very busy.

Brighton's Room's connected to him as a DJ because he made their wedding reception seem like a Miami club. Watching Ray as a DJ was pretty incredible. I mean, he was very precise, very focused. He could really kind of build out music almost as a conductor would.

I was breakdancing a lot all over town and we'd go to different bars and we went to a place called Tom Payne's. We didn't know the name at the time. We didn't know it was the Chameleon Club.

I'm not a violent guy. I'm a very nice guy. You know?

Recently, I mean, I don't know when, but he found God and found faith. He wouldn't necessarily talk about it publicly, but if you talk to him one-on-one, you know, he would be very open about it.

I think everybody in Leicester was shocked by the news that, you know, Ray was arrested and his DNA was found. Everybody knew him and his family.

Lancaster has a very strong family feel. It's founded on strong faith. That draws people to this area because they feel this sense of safety.

Everybody surfs every day, everybody goes on boats every day, and it's Southern California on steroids is really what it is.

I was at their house the night it was searched by Newport Beach PD. And Jennifer was just flatlined, just watching the beginning of her life as she knew it come to an end. At that point, I knew that Skylar had killed the Hawks. What I didn't know was the extent of Jennifer's involvement.

There was a split of opinions within Newport Beach PD. Some thought she was the ice queen and the second coming of Satan herself, and others thought that she was just the dutiful wife who got caught up in her husband's nefarious dealings.

It was the ultimate offer. It was a get out of jail free card. All she would have had to do was testify against her husband. And incredibly, she turned it down.

Skylar DeLeon had put money down to get a sex change prior to this crime.

The lingering thoughts I have about the case are just the senselessness of it, stupid people doing stupid things and vicious things.

WIBG, it's the talk of South Jersey.

The most significant kind of civil lawsuit you can have is a wrongful death case.

I appreciate you. You're doing a good job, man. I appreciate it. You're doing a great job. Thank you. Thanks a lot. Thank you. How you doing? You all right? I know. I'm not judge anymore. Ah, good to see you.

Four and a half hours under oath is a lot of time. That's a lot of questions.

We may proceed.

Lo and behold, another investigation related to insurance fraud, his role as a doctor, comes up.

It sure seems like Jim thinks they're there in connection with April's murder.

Just watch the building to make sure there's no one else still inside.

The most important thing that Jim Kaufman wants people to take away from this note is I didn't kill April. She introduced me to this outlaw gang. I was prescribing pills. They then got aggressive with me. They then started threatening me. And they're the ones who killed April.

Dr. James Kaufman was a very well-respected and well-regarded member of this community. But to Kim, stepfather Jim was a very different person.

Within days of April's body being found,

A student reported seeing Elizabeth Thomas kissing Tad Cummins inside of his classroom. The student was very disturbed by what she saw and she immediately went to report it to school officials.

Die meisten Menschen kennen alle anderen, die dort leben. Wenn es in der Welt sechs Grad von Verschiebung gibt, gibt es hier nur einen Grad von Verschiebung.

Anthony underscore shots. What is this about?

That's what they said. That's what the police told me.

Yeah.

The Sicilia 3000 is on edge. Two bodies found, no one in custody.

Who would kill two teenage girls?

Here he is. Delphi. That's the guy. Can you find the guy?

I think in 2017, Delphi was the safest place any of us felt like we could be. We would leave our doors unlocked. We didn't have security systems.

We were inseparable. We were always together.

It was a beautiful day that the girls said, you know what, let's hang out together, BFFs. They went out for a walk.

I was getting ready for work and Libby busts open the bathroom door and she says, hey, can we go to High Bridge today? The moment I dropped them off and Libby got out of the car and turned around and told me she loved me. And just knowing that those were the last words is one of the most helpful things to me.

Police, neighbors, in vehicles. Helicopter was, I mean, everyone was out looking for these young girls. But you still had hope, you know?

Delphi was the safest place any of us felt like we could be.

Any loss of life is horrific. I think the part that really struck a nerve is when we're told that this is part of a criminal investigation. A crime has been committed.

That changes the tone. That's an act of evil.

Who would kill two teenage girls?

This is the unsolved murder of Abigail Williams and Libby German.

When people saw the image, then it was, is it you? You have a beard. Are you the guy? Are you the guy?

He looks exactly like every single person in Indiana. He's wearing the clothes that everybody here wears, everywhere around us wears.

Like, surely you've heard him sing in the choir. Maybe you've seen him at the local grocery store. Maybe you've heard him at the school. He may have changed his appearance, right, because police are looking for him, but you can't change your voice.

Als Israel hierhergekommen ist, wollte ich versuchen, seine Familie zu unterstützen. Und ich war tatsächlich auf dem Interviewkanal, das ihn in den öffentlichen Arbeiten verabschiedet hat. Und er hatte einen Drei-Ring-Binder.

all his carpentry stuff that he had done and it was really really impressive and we thought you know we need to get this guy on board right away this is one of the projects that israel had built the village market it's used for a lot of things they have vendors come and sell stuff here and kids like to hang out in here too and so

Es gab viele Dinge, die er in der Stadt gebaut hatte, aber das ist eine der Hauptstrukturen, die noch stehen bleiben. Es gab viele Bedeutungen, die auf dem Wasserfront gemacht wurden, über die Jahre, mit dem Salzwasser und allem, was sich erodiert und weggegangen ist. Aber das ist die Hauptstruktur, die noch hier ist, die sich immer an ihn erinnert.

Neah Bay ist auf der westlichsten Seite der Vereinigten Staaten. Wir sind eine Fischgemeinschaft. Wir haben auch eine reiche Geschichte von Wailing und Sealing. Wenn Leute kommen, sagen sie, dass sie am Ende der Welt sind. Aber wir sagen, dass wir am Anfang der Welt sind. Und Neah Bay

Das ist hier, wo Israel Kiezs Shop war. Hier machte er seine Planung und Bau und Fabrikierung für die Projekte, die er hatte. Er kam nach Hause und als wir nach Hause kamen, hörte man... ...die schwere Musik, die er hörte. Es war ziemlich intensiv. Und laut. Das war die einzige Sache, die etwas anders war als in Israel. Ich erinnere mich nicht an alle unsere echten Gespräche.

Es war meistens nur Lachen und Lachen und so weiter und so fort. Ich habe nur dieses eine Bild in meinem Kopf. Und das, was es betrifft, ist das Zuschauen der FBI-Interviews, als er lacht. Ich bekomme dieses Bild von mir, wo ich auf einem Loch sitze, und ich schaue mich auf ihn an, im Feuer, und er hält ein Bier.

Aber dieses selbe Gelächter, einfach... Er schlägt seinen Kopf zurück, und dieses Gelächter... Jedes Mal, wenn ich es höre, ist das der Trigger-Moment, den ich damit erhalte. Und dann macht es mich einfach los. Wie? Warum? Der Lächeln ging von etwas, was glücklich war, zu dem ich dich bekommen habe.

Ich denke, jeder war einfach... Wie konnte ich so verletzt werden?

There are two lakes here. It is a family-orientated place, and there's so many opportunities for families to have a very affordable living in a beautiful neighborhood.

So as you're coming down Route 66 and you turn into the Silver Lakes community, it is hard to not compare this place to a desert oasis.

When police interview Dee Dee about Abraham's whereabouts, she says, nothing's wrong. In fact, I'm in constant contact with him.

With all of these empty leads, investigators are now looking at other angles.

Dee Dee Moore's got a checkered past. She's been in trouble with the law before. She's no angel.

Lakeland is small town feel with a little bit of city in it, beautiful lakes, areas are quiet, some parts are rural, and it's in between Orlando and Tampa.

There is contact. Family and friends receive text messages from Abraham. In fact, his own mother gets a phone call from Abraham.

Despite running a legitimate business, Dee Dee Moore has a checkered past. She's been in trouble with the law before.

Abraham has all of this money. He can move anywhere he wants to, but instead, he stays home. He stays in Lakeland.

It was shocking. Here's someone who was supposed to be helping this guy with his money, and now she's the one charged with his murder.

Prosecutors show the jury video that Dee Dee took of Abraham in the mansion, and it's really the last piece of video of Abraham alive.

Prosecutors show video in court of Dee Dee going to Walmart to buy cleaning supplies.

Centuria is Abraham's former girlfriend, and she tells jurors that Dee Dee told her that she was plotting to take his money.

Abraham wins this huge lottery, and then within a day, everyone wants a piece.

His friend comes forward and says, hey, that's my ticket. All those multimillion dollars, they're mine.

Mike Ford's claim was that Abraham had gone into his wallet, had taken the lottery ticket. Abraham denies that he ever stole that ticket.

Abe's claim was that Mike basically went to him saying, hey, I want a million dollars. And Abraham said, I'm not giving you any money. And that's when Mike said, well, I'm going to sue you.

In fall of 2008, Dee Dee goes to this small business conference where she meets the realtor who sold Abraham his $1 million mansion.

People who didn't really grow up in the South and understand that industry, the industry of beauty pageants, thought it was the most horrible exploitation of a child they'd ever seen. So when those images started playing across the television, people started thinking, what's wrong with that family?

Alex Hunter, the district attorney, wanted someone to come in with fresh eyes in this case and look at it from the perspective of a defense attorney. Who might have killed JonBenet as an intruder? Not just the parents, but from the outside.

Lou came up with the intruder theory. You can't think about that theory without associating it with Lou Smith.

Lou Smith thought that the Ramseys were being targeted unfairly.

There were months and months of negotiations. Things about whether they could be videotaped. What are the questions going to be? Should the Boulder police be a part of it? Because the Ramseys said, we don't trust the police. We don't want them there.

Tom Haney, who was one of the most respected homicide detectives out of Denver, was chosen to interview Patsy Ramsey.

Isn't it gooey? He started out softly and kindly and curious, and then he got pointed with his questions, and that made Patsy angry.

When Lou interviewed someone, he pried anything out of people just by being understanding and really listening.

Lou Smith thought that the Ramseys were being targeted unfairly, and he didn't believe the police were listening to him.

There's a saying here in Colorado that Boulder is 30 square miles of fantasy surrounded by reality.

By all accounts, they were a happy couple. Patsy was a high society woman.

All of a sudden, I get a phone call, and it's Gary. And he's sobbing into the phone like I've never heard anybody sob in my entire life. I heard a little girl.

He was a homeless man who hung out at a church just a block and a half from the Ramseys' home. And he confessed that he killed JonBenet Ramsey. They took a look at him.

That speech was designed to get the killer nervous.

John and Patsy Ramsey had two children together. Their firstborn was Burke, nine years old, and JonBenet, six and a half, in kindergarten.

Christmas was Patsy's favorite time, and she really went all out. She had a Christmas tree for every room, and every tree had a theme. The windows were done with garland. The staircases had garland. There were red ribbons everywhere.

It was a crime scene, and it was getting contaminated. The note was being passed around and reviewed by all of their friends.

That ransom note was the Warren piece of ransom notes. It begins, Mr. Ramsey, listen carefully.

What's it like around here with Alan, I guess?

Miriam Helmick came home last Tuesday to find her husband Alan shot and killed. Her quiet Whitewater neighborhood was turned upside down.

I don't remember him ever putting out pictures of his daughter or sending a big search party like a lot of parents would completely do.

In 2014, a judge overturned Michael Blagg's conviction. After it was found a juror lied about her history of domestic abuse. In 2018, Blagg was tried and convicted again and sentenced to life behind bars. Abby has never been found.

I suddenly heard a loud sound like a bomb. That is when someone told me that something had fallen from the skies.

That is when someone told me that something had fallen from the skies.

Nobody talks about it. Nobody has any information.

Nobody talks about it. Nobody has any information.

One time I did it by myself.

I thought it was very well structured in that it gave everybody the opportunity to say very honestly how they felt about the need for arts within Redhill and the surrounding community.

I was interested in the questions. Personally, I used to use the Wallace Cinema and come down six or seven times in the year and it was convenient. I could get there in ten minutes and it was there. So that was the main use of the building.

I've heard recently of groups having to go to East Grinstead and East Horsley to perform, but that's not really serving the local community.

Just at a point where we've got new investment in the cinema and all the rest of it, we're watching the other part of Redhill essentially closed. That can't be any good for the town as a whole in terms of morale, local business and all the rest of it.

The other thing I've lost is there was a yoga class that was happening. I joined about a year or so before it shut. And that's easy to get in and easy to get home for, for working people who come by train. So the... The access to the main line I think is the other big thing as to why as a venue it's important we have that.

I can't see them trying to use another building somewhere as a question. That depends where it is. And then what else is there locally they could use?

A lot of money has recently been invested in new homes, affordable homes and flats in and around Redhill. Redhill has a really big community of people living within a few hundred metres of the town centre. And without this facility at the moment, it's sitting empty at night. That's not good for the town.

The M25 is a barrier. I don't see people in Banstead socialising south of the motorway. It's one side or the other. But you get friends, and I drive the social things in Nutfield or Bletchley. They come here. They're still RH1. It's nearer. So you're looking at sort of five miles around the Harlequin and Redhill as to their catchment area, who will come.

I've probably only done about five events in the theatre in the 20 years I've lived here, but it was a nice value for money evening out.

We should be reopening the Harlequin as soon as possible because it provides a really, really essential local hub particularly for community arts groups, dance groups, people that sing, that sort of thing. But it also does bring in professional acts from the wider circuit to the centre of Redhill, so ideally we should be doing that.

If there's one priority in the short to medium term it's to provide the ability for local groups to perform In Redhill.

I think they have to prioritise investment to provide something in the short to medium term that enables performance to continue locally in the most fit-for-purpose possible facility that is either close to the centre of Redhill or within walking distance. Otherwise we're going to be letting local people down and that's what this is all about.

There's an awful lot of people here and we have our friends across the river looking at us.

I am extremely disappointed in the way things are going and I don't look for any easy time ahead for the country.

are using the VA in one way or another. So the dichotomy of him wanting to sign people up at the same time as throwing the rest of us away is repugnant to me.

Emile's a great, great person, runs a great business here on Hadnav that we eat at frequently, has done a lot, especially through COVID, caring for members of the community.

And once the winds caught it, the ash started falling over metropolitan Anchorage, dumping a quarter of an inch of fine silt over this city of a quarter of a million people. Local authorities are warning people to wear protective masks or stay inside. At least three heart attacks have been linked to the fallout.

The existential crisis that Hamilton faces, if you think that's hyperbole, just look at Pasadena or these other fires. Forrest is right there.

Federal employees who live, work, raise families in Ravalli County are people who care about and contribute to our rural quality of life. They serve all of us citizens here and they boost all of our economy here.

If the NIH disposes of the Rocky Mountain Lab and all the employees of the Forest Service, I see all of everybody here just disappearing and going somewhere else.

We are not only going to pay for this economically in this valley, we're going to pay for this with the knowledge and expertise and the ability to get anything done. And that is painful, trust me.

Now, we thought we might have an empty chair here for the that guy, but we didn't have enough chairs. And you guys are so much more important.

Steady work and steady pay constitute one of the biggest goals of the American worker and his employer.

And they're closing all the factories down.