The Cheshire Murders Page #2
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2013
- 118 min
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heard at least one of the girls
screaming from inside the house.
Those animals, what they did
to those poor people
of Cheshire,
I can't even believe that they're
gonna give them a trial.
What kind of laws do
we have in this state
where they don't just
execute those animals?
Well, Tony, the reaction
by the public certainly
is for that, but it is...
To destroy a family
the way those two did...
Heinous.
My verdict?
Fry 'em.
Hang 'em.
Make sure they ain't
gonna walk this earth again.
Can we switch?
Yup.
You need more?
Yeah. I'm gonna need more.
I don't think evil like this has
happened since In Cold Blood.
I really don't.
Not that I know of.
And we went from being a quiet, peaceful
town in New England to, overnight,
people installing alarm systems and
panic buttons and panic rooms.
People in town refer
to it as Cheshire's 9/11.
You know, life was one way
and then it's another.
God has promised to be with
us through thick and through thin.
All other ground
Well, first of all, uh...
Thank you.
honor the memory of the girls.
I'd really like to
say thank you to
people from all over the state of
Connecticut and all over the country.
We've been
surrounded with love and
cards and flowers and prayer
from east to west
and north to south.
I met Jen at, uh, Children's
Hospital in Pittsburgh.
Before med.
She was a new nurse
and I was the know-it-all
third-year medical student.
on how to take blood pressure
the correct way.
Since I had about 3 minutes
of experience at that point.
But it became clear
pretty quickly that, uh,
she knew more about pediatrics
and how to care for kids
than I had ever known.
One of the nice things...
Billy had never smelled smoke.
He had never seen a fire.
He had said that the only
thing he ever heard
of my sister was her, like,
pleading nicely with these two men,
"Can you please
let me get my purse,"
"or they'll know that
something is up at the bank."
He had his legs tied together and he
hopped up the outside basement steps.
And he said,
"But sometimes I wish.
"I would've just
gone to the inside
"because then maybe,
even if I had died in there,"
"I could've done something."
And I said, "No, Billy. You
couldn't have done anything."
"Attached to a pole with
your hands and feet tied
"in the basement with about
6 to 8, 3 to 4 inch"
"openings in your skull?"
And we knew that the police did not help
my brother-in-law out of the house.
So the chances that he lived,
surviving the blood loss,
are just miraculous in my mind.
Joining me
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