Agent Eugene Howard

He denied that there was an affair at all.

He denied that there was an affair at all.

He pointed out to the officer that was present that was doing security that his shotgun was missing.

He pointed out to the officer that was present that was doing security that his shotgun was missing.

No. He later said that his boots were missing.

No. He later said that his boots were missing.

Hadn't asked. And through conversation with both Craig and his brother, they said at one point that they thought a gas can was missing.

Hadn't asked. And through conversation with both Craig and his brother, they said at one point that they thought a gas can was missing.

If he did it, he had no recollection of it.

If he did it, he had no recollection of it.

Basically, yes.

Basically, yes.

No. And we commonly call that in law enforcement just the wrong answer.

No. And we commonly call that in law enforcement just the wrong answer.

Investigator John Bradley with the Sheriff's Department mentioned, I wonder how his arm looks.

Investigator John Bradley with the Sheriff's Department mentioned, I wonder how his arm looks.

Typically, that type of ammo shot from that weapon will leave a bruise.

Typically, that type of ammo shot from that weapon will leave a bruise.

Yes.

Yes.

There was two bruises on his right bicep and one on his left. There were three shots at the home that night, one that killed Carrie, one that killed Phillip, and the one that wounded Linda. So those bruises were significant.

There was two bruises on his right bicep and one on his left. There were three shots at the home that night, one that killed Carrie, one that killed Phillip, and the one that wounded Linda. So those bruises were significant.

I arrived at the scene at approximately 8.45 that morning.

I arrived at the scene at approximately 8.45 that morning.

The scene was staged to look like it was a burglary.

The scene was staged to look like it was a burglary.

There was nothing of note taken. Jury was still present. Nothing was rummaged through. There was money left out. No impression that anything was taken from the residence.

There was nothing of note taken. Jury was still present. Nothing was rummaged through. There was money left out. No impression that anything was taken from the residence.

No, robbery wasn't the motive. Murder was the motive.

No, robbery wasn't the motive. Murder was the motive.

He denied that there was an affair at all.

He pointed out to the officer that was present that was doing security that his shotgun was missing.

No. He later said that his boots were missing.

Hadn't asked. And through conversation with both Craig and his brother, they said at one point that they thought a gas can was missing.

If he did it, he had no recollection of it.

Basically, yes.

No. And we commonly call that in law enforcement just the wrong answer.

Investigator John Bradley with the Sheriff's Department mentioned, I wonder how his arm looks.

Typically, that type of ammo shot from that weapon will leave a bruise.

Yes.

There was two bruises on his right bicep and one on his left. There were three shots at the home that night, one that killed Carrie, one that killed Phillip, and the one that wounded Linda. So those bruises were significant.

I arrived at the scene at approximately 8.45 that morning.

The scene was staged to look like it was a burglary.

There was nothing of note taken. Jury was still present. Nothing was rummaged through. There was money left out. No impression that anything was taken from the residence.

No, robbery wasn't the motive. Murder was the motive.