Tom Hetrick (Peggy's Brother)
Appearances
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
I feel like he was murdered. I know in my heart something happened to him. So what do you think happened to your dad?
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
If they have a ruling on that that says that it was a natural death, then we'll all have to agree with that. Could you agree with that? I don't know. I'd try.
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
My sister needs badly to have closure on this, and his daughter needs closure.
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
We all miss him. We all miss him. They believe he might have been poisoned.
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
The happy times we had, you know. I mean, when he was growing up, when he was a toddler running around. and always so happy, always so happy.
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
When he'd greet you, he'd give you a big hug and say, I love you. You know, I love you, Uncle Tom. And that was just his way of greeting.
48 Hours
Exhuming the Truth
She probably came out to him as a loving, gentle person or something. I'm sure that's what he was looking for, someone like himself.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
The gentleman looked real somber. I mean, he was a big guy. He had to have been all of 6'4", 6'2". I remember him huge, towering.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
And he looked down and he... It took a moment and he looked up and he said, your daughter is expired.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
You think, no, we can maneuver this back and have him say something else. Because you think in that moment of time, that second of time, you have the power to maybe change something. That this can't be happening to you.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
Oh mein Gott, Libyen, Malta, für eine kurze Zeit in Spanien, Hawaii, überall.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
Besonders die Hopi-Indianer. Und sie lebte und lebte es wirklich.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
I remember asking the policeman, do they have the boyfriend?
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
You think immediately that it may be somebody close. That's the first thing that my dad and I both thought. We suspected the boyfriend right off the bat.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 2
I'm glad for him. I'm glad for him that he has his freedom.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 2
But I'm also measured because I want people to realize this is not over yet. Peggy is the ultimate victim in this. Tim Masters got to go home. Peggy's not coming home. She's never coming home. She comes home in your heart and in your mind.
48 Hours
Poison
I think it's very likely that Eric Miller received at least one dose of arsenic in the hospital and very likely the fatal dose.
48 Hours
Poison
The levels in Eric Miller were high enough that accidental exposure is not a possibility. Not a possibility. Not a possibility.
48 Hours
It’s About Danni
I told Stephanie, I will solve this case, Stephanie. And she said, OK, I'm going to trust you.
48 Hours
It’s About Danni
How you doing? Good. Good. My name's Tom . I'm with the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office. Uh-huh. Hey, guys.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
How could this have happened to us? But, you know, over the years, I see so many people losing loved ones. And the one question that keeps coming back to me is if we had done something different, if we'd stayed in Hawaii, if we'd stayed in Spain. this would have never happened. Why did this happen? What brought us here to this place for this to happen? There's so many multiple universes.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
We could have stayed here, stayed there. I moved to Florida earlier, and she would have been alive today. But it didn't happen that way. Why? I don't know. I don't know. But I wish we would have done some things differently. Yeah. In my lifetime now, it's been 30 some years since Peggy's gone and still nothing has been done about it.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
You feel like you've fallen into an abyss. One day you have sure footing and things are stable and she's going to be down there and our friends down there were going to find her a job to help her find a job. And she was going to live with us and be a bright spot in the house and we'd be a family together. to an abyss.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
Like going into the ocean, you can't breathe and you just sink away, far away, without stopping. And so now your life is changed forever. What do you do? Hopes and desires, they go out the window. Now you have to start a new life. And then after that, my dad started to get sick. Now I'm dealing with my dad that is dying because the doctor pulled me in. He said, your dad maybe has six months.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
And it's like everybody just wants to turn a blind eye to it and move on. What? Move on. I've got stage four colon cancer. I'm doing all right right now, but my doctor has told me, and she was very blunt about it, she said, you know that this is going to kill you. And I said, yeah, I know that. I understand that.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
So that's why I agreed to do this interview, because I may not be around before this comes to a conclusion. But I'd like to see it start. I'd like to see them get busy and do their job and give Peggy resolution. Maybe me, maybe I'll still be around. I don't know, but I'll try. Try to be around. I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid of anything anymore. I can't be. I have to be strong.
Crime Junkie
MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
And if we can do something for Peg and her memory, then let's get it done now.