[Narrator] A hardworking family man
vanishes into thin air.
He didn't show up for work. He's not a person to miss work.
My gut's tellin' me something's not right.
[Narrator] And a gruesome discovery
in a Louisiana swamp exposes a suspect.
We were notified by some fishermen
there was a body in the canal.
[Narrator] But an unlikely hero will bring the real killer down.
[Joe] I would never guess that
I've went undercover to solve a murder.
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[Narrator] June 16th, 2008. Luella, Texas.
Around 6:30 P.M.,
dispatchers at
the Grayson County Sheriff's Department
receive a pone call from 50-year-old Rhonda Hudson.
She's worried about her friend, 53-year-old Kenneth McMillion.
[Harvey] Rhonda and her husband were good friends.
And she allowed Kenneth to stay with them
while he was goin' through a divorce.
She was wantin' to,
us to do a welfare check on Kenneth McMillion,
because he hadn't come home,
and she hadn't been able to get ahold of him.
[Narrator] Not only that,
Rhonda tells police that Kenneh hadn't shown up for
his shift at the local Raytheon manufacturing plant.
[Harvey] Raytheon advised that he didn't show up for work.
That wasn't like Kenneth to do that,
and that was really concerning to Rhonda.
[music]
[Narrator] Rhonda says she last saw Kenneth
when he was leaving to meet his ex-wife,
48-year-old Patricia McMillion at the home they'd once shared.
Kenneth and Patricia McMillion had gone through a divorce.
Ultimately, he had been awarded their house.
She was well overdue for movin' out.
[Cecil] He was going out to the property,
and he had not been heard from since he had went out there.
There's all kinds of things that I'm sure go through
officers' heads when they hear that someone is missing.
The sheriff's office didn't disregard that,
they immediately went to check on him.
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[Narrator] Kenneth McMillion was born on June 20th, 1954,
to parents Leroy and Martha McMillion.
Kenneth spent his childhood in Sherman, Texas.
[Cecil] He grew up in the country.
I think his high school had
a class of 12 or total of 12 in the school.
After high school he discovered there was a machine shop
where they did metal fab
for various Texas Instrument programs.
And he was able to get hired in into that machine shop.
I worked with him and his brother several times.
He was a very well-mannered, shy, slow to speak.
He just took things and did his job,
and, and was good at his job.
[music]
It was in the late 1970s
when he met his future wife, Patricia Dunlap.
She was born June 19th, 1959, in Missouri.
She always had her makeup done and always had her hair styled.
[Joe] She did have family in Sherman,
but there was no real connection to the family.
As far as being, feeling like she was a part of the family,
I don't think she felt that way.
[Narrator] When Patricia met Kenneth McMillion in 1978,
she found the lasting connectin she'd always longed for.
After three years together, they married in 1981.
He would do just about anything he could to make her happy.
I don't know of anything that he wouldn't of done for her.
[music]
[Deeda] Not long after they got married,
they bought a plot of land, 15 acres, built a home.
[Bonnie] And it was a big, beautiful home.
And Patricia just loved to show off her home.
She was very proud of what they had done.
[Narrator] In 1988, Patricia gave birth to a daughter.
[Bonnie] They were perfect couple.
I mean, then you got your daughter.
You just built the house.
They were a happy-go-lucky family.
[Narrator] Kenneth continued to work at the plant.
In between ball games and school functions,
Patricia launched her own business on the side.
She was a seamstress, loved to sew.
She kept very, very busy with her business,
and trying to build it up and make it bigger.
[Narrator] Patricia was generous with her time and skills.
Patricia was very nice to me.
She was always cordial,
and she would ask me how I was doing.
[Bonnie] She was reserved, but Patricia was very helpful.
She wanted to help me with the children's home
that we did for Christmas time,
and she helped with embroidering.
she helped out every year.
She was very pleasant.
[Narrator] By 2007,
after Patricia and Kenneth's daughter had entered adulthood,
their once loving marriage had deteriorated.
Kenneth and Patricia were married for 27 years,
and once they became empty nesters,
there was a shift in their relationship.
He was tellin' me certain things that had gone on,
and he was tryin' to figure out why all of a sudden
she didn't like him no more.
She had moved to a different room of the house.
It's like they was,
had turned into roommates instead of married partners.
He was tryin' to figure out
what he could do to not have to go through a divorce.
But when he started workin' night shift
and then he was gone all night.
It pushed 'em further apart,
because she didn't want
nothing to do with him anymore, pretty much.
He was ready for it to be over.
In August of 2007,
Kenneth McMillion filed for divorce.
During that time, he lived with Rhonda and her husband, Phil,
in the spare room.
[Narrator] In the months after Kenneth moved out,
Patricia reconnected with a former coworker and friend,
Harrold Ballard.
He and Patricia McMillion had worked together
at a, a local factory,
and that's how he knew her.
And then some way he found out that she was getting a divorce
and he had contacted her.
Not long after that,
that relationship became a romantic one.
[Narrator] Kenneth and Patricia's divorce was finalizd
on April 17th, 2008.
[Harvey] Part of the deal is that she move out of the house
and she was to get 110 thousand dollars
for givin' up the house.
[Deeda] He was awarded the home.
But Kenneth did allow Patricia some time
to get her things moved out.
It did seem with the divorce finalized
and the plans for Patricia to move out,
that they would be able to get a fresh start
and go their separate ways amicably.
[Narrator] But just two months later,
on June 16th,
Kenneth is reported missing by his friend, Rhonda Hudson.
Before Grayson County deputies head to the home
Kenneth used to share with Patricia,
they discover an incident repot for the same address
from earlier that morning.
[Harvey] Around 6:30, 7 o'clock in the morning,
Patricia McMillion had contacted Kenneth by phone,
and was askin' about a trailer that was on the property
that she could not find.
And she thought it might be stolen.
And told Kenneth that he needed to come out there
and, and make a police report, which he did.
[Narrator] According to the report,
when the deputy arrived at the home that morning,
he found Patricia, Kenneth, and Patricia's love interest,
60-year-old Harrold Ballard.
Harrold was helpin' her move out from 176 Snap Road.
During the meeting with the deputies,
that there was words said between
Kenneth McMillion and Harrold Ballard.
Kenneth didn't like the fact
that that Harrold was there helpin' her.
He thought he had a cocky attitude.
[Narrator] Kenneth accused Patricia and Harrold
of stealing a trailer.
[Harvey] Kenneth McMillion ordered
Harrold Ballard off his property.
And he asked deputies to
give a criminal trespass warning to him.
The deputy told him he was trespassin'
and that he couldn't come back on the property.
[Narrator] At the request of the deputies,
Harrold left...
But he didn't go quietly.
[Joseph] Harrold had made actual threats
in the presence of a police officer
against Kenneth, who was now missing.
[Narrator] 11 hours later,
sheriff's deputies prepare to head back to the McMillion home.
I made contact with Patricia who was there and explain, you know,
"I'm doin' a welfare check. Nobody's heard from Kenneth."
[Narrator] Patricia says that Kenneth left soon after
the deputies escorted Harrold off the property.
[Harvey] Patricia McMillion said that
Kenneth left around lunchtime,
sayin' he was gonna get somethin' to eat.
She hadn't seen or heard from him since.
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[Kevin] I asked her for consent to walk through the house
and she was with me the whole time.
I'm lookin' to see, is there anything, you know,
to indicate that something happened here?
Blood, overturned furniture in a room,
any indication of a struggle.
[Narrator] Deputies don't find anything suspicious,
but after leaving the residence, their concerns linger.
[Kevin] I kinda started sounding the alarm
with my supervisor that,
"Hey, we don't really have anything concrete
to say something happened yet.
But my gut's tellin' me something's not right."
[music]
[Narrator] Coming up.
Intimate details of Kenneth's life come to light...
[Deeda] Rhonda was married,
and his relationship with Rhonda was not purely platonic.
They were romantically linked.
[Narrator] From there, the secrets continue to unfold.
[Narrator] After Kenneth McMillion
is reported missing on June 16th, 2008
Grayson County officials investigated an incident
that took place that same day
at the home Kenneth used to share with his ex-wife,
Patricia.
[Kevin] Patricia was there,
but Kenneth's car is nowhere in sight.
I didn't find him up at the house
and we hadn't been able to get ahold of him.
[Harvey] We were briefed after Deputy Chearis
went out to the scene,
and he was indicatin' that things didn't seem right.
[music]
[Narrator] Investigators immediately contact
Kenneth's boss at the manufacturing plant.
He confirms that Kenneth never showed up for his shift.
[Tony] His immediate boss had came by and asked me
if I had heard from Kenneth or if I knew anything.
And I, I told him that he didn't show up
and people were concerned already.
He said this was not like Kenneth to miss work.
[Narrator] But when investigators speak with
Kenneth's coworkers
in the days following his disappearance,
they learn something unexpected about Rhonda Hudson,
the woman who reported Kenneth missing.
One of Kenneth's co-workers shared that
his relationship with Rhonda, who was married,
was not purely platonic.
They were romantically linked.
[Narrator] A fact Rhonda didn't share
when she made the call.
[Kerye] Anytime someone isn't consistent with you
and their stories begins to change,
red flags go up on that about,
"What is it you're trying to hide?
Is this simply maybe embarrassment,
or is this significant in this investigation?"
[music]
[Narrator] With more questions than answers,
investigators arrange an interview with Rhonda
and her husband, Phil.
[Deeda] With Rhonda and Phil,
we're tryin' to just really understand
what that relationship was.
[Narrator] The couple explains they took Kenneth in
following his split from Patricia.
Rhonda and her husband were friends of Kenneth
and allowed Kenneth to stay with them while Patricia moved
all of her stuff out of the house.
[Narrator] The arrangement had sparked a romance between
longtime friends Kenneth and Rhonda.
[Tony] Kenneth and Rhonda,
they were kinda datin' basically,
even though she was still married.
He was staying at that house.
Her husband still lived there,
and I thought that was kinda an odd situation.
But he seemed to be
a happier person when he was around her.
[Narrator] Phil tells investigators that
he is aware of their relationship
and it is no surprise to him.
[Deeda] Phil didn't seem to have any issue
with Kenneth having a relationship with Rhonda,
even under the same roof.
It sounds like the three of them had a great relationship.
Rhonda and Phil actually seem to agree that
they were headed their own separate ways.
[Harvey] There was no signs of deception,
and she was forthcoming with information,
and she helped us to put the pieces together.
[Narrator] With no reason to suspect Phil or Rhonda
were involved in Kenneth's disappearance,
investigators wrap up their interviews.
Investigators ask Patricia to come in to the sheriff's office
and answer a few more questions
while they attempt to locate Kenneth's vehicle,
a 2006 Honda.
[Harvey] We learned that Kenneth McMillion's vehicle
has a, a GPS base system on it.
Law enforcement can hone in on the signal,
and it will lead 'em right to where the vehicle's located.
[Narrator] A hit quickly comes through,
but the location comes as a surprise...
It was located in Dallas in the parking lot
of the Million Dollar Saloon,
which is a gentlemen's club, as it were.
[Narrator] As they make the hour drive to Dallas,
investigators wonder...
Did Kenneth simply head out of town to blow off steam?
[Harvey] One of the reasons why we went there was,
'cause Kenneth McMillion himself could be inside there.
It's unknown what a person's thinkin' sometimes,
and they might just want to get away.
[Narrator] At the parking lot,
investigators locate Kenneth's empty vehicle.
[Harvey] We did not find anything of evidentiary value
in the vehicle.
We went ahead and notified management who we were,
and asked them if they knew who owned the car
or seen anybody park the car.
We had pictures of Kenneth McMillion
and we showed them,
but they didn't recognize him.
[Narrator] Even more puzzling
is that footage from cameras inside the club
also show no trace of Kenneth.
[Tony] He did not drink. He did not party.
He did not hang out at places like that,
and, and nor would he if you invite him.
He wouldn't do that,
and for them to say his car was totally left there,
I knew that wasn't him.
[Narrator] Despite agreeing to answer questions,
Patricia fails to show up at the station.
Investigators track her down at a local storage unit
she secured before moving out of the family home.
[Narrator] Hoping to gain more background,
investigators ask to continue their interview at the station.
[Narrator] Finally at the station,
law enforcement conducts
an official interview with Patricia.
They start by asking her about the argument between
Kenneth and Harrold Ballard
the morning Kenneth went missing.
[Harvey] Harrold was upset because
he couldn't be there to help Patricia move.
[Narrator] Patricia seems certain that Kenneth
isn't really missing...
That he left by choice.
With nothing to hold her on,
investigators are forced to let her go.
[Harvey] We were concerned that he just didn't wanna be found.
People, sometimes they're unpredictable.
[Narrator] But before they can dive into that theory,
investigators get a phone call with groundbreaking informatio.
[Harvey] I got a phone call advising
they had found Kenneth McMillion's body
in Cameron Parrish, Louisiana.
[music]
[Narrator] June 19th, 2008.
Three days after the mysterious disappearance
of Kenneth McMillion,
authorities receive a shocking phone call:
Kenneth's body has been found 450 miles away,
in a Louisiana swamp.
[Harvey] Cameron Parrish Sheriff's Office
had been notified by some fishermens
there was a body in the canal down there.
[Kerye] It's very unusual to have someone
last seen in Sherman, Texas,
car found in Dallas, Texas,
body found 450 miles away in Louisiana.
And so everybody's wonderin',
"What happened? Who did it?"
The body was found face down in the marsh.
[Harvey] He wasn't wearin' a shirt.
He had ropes tied around his feet,
and it appeared to be a gunshot wound to his back.
He had been tied down with blocks but not well-tied,
so it had floated up.
A person don't normally tie cinder blocks to themself
and then jump in the water.
And it's hard to shoot yourself in the back.
So they knew there was foul play involved.
[music]
They were able to identify Kenneth through the use of
an orthopedic insert in his shoe.
The pathologist were able to recover a .22 round
from his back.
So now we knew what kinda weapon was used,
meaning caliber.
Somebody had shot Mr. McMillion
and then dumped his body in Louisiana.
[music]
[Narrator] Grayson County deputies pay a visit to Patrica
to deliver the news.
And we did tell her that Kenneth's body had been found.
I asked Patricia,
"Was there anybody that might hurt Kenneth,
or did he have any enemies?"
And, and she couldn't come up with any.
[Narrator] Patricia also has no idea why
Kenneth would have been in Louisiana...
Nor does anyone else who knew him.
He never talked about takin' a trip to Louisiana
or anything like that.
And he wouldn't have gone by himself, that was totally odd.
Kenny would not do that. He, he was very straight-laced.
Go to work, go home. Go to work, go home.
[music]
[Narrator] With nothing else to go on,
investigators follow up on the only lead they have left:
Patricia's new flame, Harrold Ballard.
[Harvey] We had already had our suspicion about Harrold Ballard,
'cause he had a confrontation with him.
When I interviewed Harrold Ballard,
the body had already been found,
and I didn't let him know.
I wanted to get him locked into a statement.
[Narrator] Harrold admits there was tension between himself
and Kenneth the morning Kenneth went missing.
[Narrator] But Harrold insists that he wasn't there
to fight with Kenneth, he was there to help Patricia.
[Narrator] They ask Harrold what he did that morning
after he left the McMillion home.
He said, "Hey, after that confrontation,
I needed to get outta town."
So, Harrold Ballard claimed that
he had gone to Turner Falls, Oklahoma,
and decided to spend the night.
[Narrator] Investigators take a break from
questioning Harrold and leave the room.
[Narrator] Without more evidence,
investigators have to let Harrold go...
And they start checking his alibi.
[Kerye] In this day and time,
one of the best ways to tell where people are
is where their phone is.
Once we got those records on an emergency type situation,
his phone pinged down in Louisiana the night
that he said he was in Oklahoma.
So, we immediately knew
Harrold wasn't shootin' straight with us.
[Harvey] His phone was pingin' off a tower
20 miles away from where the body was found.
We had his statements, his phone records.
The fact that he had had conflict with Kenneth
and the fact that he was one of the last persons
to see Mr. McMillion alive.
[Narrator] On June 20th,
investigators place Harrold under arrest for the murder
of Kenneth McMillion.
[Harvey] Harrold and Patricia was out there,
and they were playin' dominoes, I believe.
When we approached him,
we had advised him he was under arrest.
[Narrator] Patricia's reaction attracts attention.
[Kerye] Patricia didn't appear to be emotional at all.
Wasn't surprised at all. Didn't appear upset.
[Narrator] Investigators are certain they have the right ma.
But they wonder, did he work alone?
It would be very difficult for one person
to dispose of this body,
drive it all the way to Louisiana,
400 miles away,
and place the car at the Dallas strip club.
[Narrator] At the same time as the arrest,
investigators seize Harrold's truck.
[Harvey] We had had a search warrant
for his pickup truck.
And when we seized Harrold, we seized his vehicle, as well.
[Deeda] They could not find the gun itself,
but they did find .22 ammunition in Harrold's truck.
And they knew it was a .22 that had been fired
into Kenneth McMillion's back.
[Narrator] But before investigators can question
Harrold about the bullets,
Harrold's lawyer reaches out to them.
Well, Harrold's lawyer contacted us, said that he wanted to talk.
[Deeda] At that point he realized
that he was in pretty deep,
and it was time to come clean.
[Narrator] Coming up.
An unlikely individual helps investigators
with a high-stakes sting...
[Narrator] And loyalties begin to crumble.
[Harrold] I regret still today that I didn't see
how desperate she had gotten.
[music]
[Narrator] On June 20th, 2008,
investigators arrested Harrold Ballard
for the shooting death of Kenneth McMillion.
After three weeks behind bars,
Harrold's claims of innocence appear to waver.
His defense attorney said,
"My guy wants to talk with y'all."
[Harrold] Patricia was just a sweet person from the beginning.
But it was a whole different person 20 later.
I regret still today
that I didn't see how desperate she had gotten.
It was kinda like the bridge had kinda started to burn,
because a, a real friend would not let another friend
take the rap for somethin' they knew they did.
[music]
[Narrator] On July 11th,
Harrold meets with investigators.
He says that on June 16th,
he got a call from Patricia just after 9 A.M.
Harrold said that she had mentioned once before about,
"It'd be nice if Kenneth disappeared
and alligators ate him."
[Narrator] Harrold immediately drove to the home on Snap Road.
[Harrold] I saw that his car was still there,
and it, it kinda made me kinda leery.
I just stopped about maybe two or three feet away and looked.
And when I looked towards the house,
she was standin' in the window.
I knocked on the door I asked her where he was.
She said he was around there, to the south of the house.
[Narrator] Harrold said they hatched a plan
for him to return at night to move Kenneth's body.
[Harrold] We wrapped his body up in some types of heavy plastic,
put that in the back of my truck that night.
[Rick] This is around Christmas time,
so they covered the back of the pickup truck
with Christmas decorations, ornaments, I think a tree.
I convinced myself that
I was doin' the right thing for a friend.
But it sound like, "Why? You should know better."
But I just saw a friend who reached out to me.
[Narrator] With Patricia driving Kenneth's Honda
and Harrold in the truck,
they set out for Dallas.
[Harvey] They went up to the Million Dollar Saloon.
And after she dropped the vehicle off
at the Million Dollar Saloon,
that she got in the truck with him
and they drove to Louisiana.
We stopped and found a pretty well secluded spot
where we could back up and kinda like throw the body,
push it off the back of the truck.
[Narrator] They hastily shoved Kenneth's body
into the water and headed back to Texas.
[Narrator] Harrold tells them that after sitting in jail
for several weeks,
he realized Patricia would gladly let him take the fall.
[Harrold] I was disappointed.
I thought we had a better friendship than that.
[Narrator] Investigators believe Harrold's story.
But in order to arrest Patrici, they will need more.
[Harvey] The evidence is startin' to,
to be real strong,
but Harrold Ballard is a co-conspirator.
It's his word that she's the one that committed the murder.
[Narrator] Then, on July 17th,
investigators have a chance meeting
with Harrold's brother, Joe.
[Joe] I came down one day to visit Harrold.
And one of the detectives on the case
wanted to know if I had a few moments for him to talk with me.
[Harvey] We tell him the truth,
that we had taken Harrold to Louisiana,
he had confessed to his part.
And asked him if he had made contact with Patricia.
Joe said that,
"Yeah, she's actually tryin' to get ahold of me,
and she wants to meet up with me."
[Joe] I knew Patricia through my brother.
And they said,
"Well, the only way that we cannot
charge your brother for murder
is if we get a confession from Patricia."
[Narrator] Authorities ask Joe if he would be willing to help
his brother out...
By meeting up with Patricia and wearing a wire.
He agrees.
I would never guess that
I've went undercover to solve a murder.
But life has a lot of twists and turns to it,
and you never know what you're gonna be asked to do
or what you're gonna need to do to help someone that you love.
[music]
[Narrator] Joe arranges to meet up with Patricia
on the evening of July 19th.
Police survey the sting from nearby,
but stay out of sight.
[Joe] So I get there, pull in.
She gets in on the passenger side.
Of course, everything is goin' through my mind as far as,
you know, is there anybody else here with her or are we alone?
I'm gettin' a little nervous but sweatin' a little bit.
I'm in now, I can't, there's nothin' I can do now.
And I know that the detectives, and the Texas Rangers,
they are nowhere in sight.
I'm on my own.
So, I kinda turn to her and we just start talking.
[Joseph] Joe Ballard was able to steer the conversation toward
what he knew that we had to have in that recording.
And that was that she pulled the trigger,
and that Harrold wasn't there.
[Narrator] Coming up.
Authorities are ready to make their move...
We set up all night,
makin' sure that she didn't leave.
[Narrator] But will Patricia's shocking accusations
derail the case?
[Deeda] She was afraid for her life,
there was some sort of a scuffle.
[Narrator] A little over a month
after Kenneth McMillion disappeared,
investigators are finally ready to arrest his ex-wife
Patricia McMillion for his murder.
[Harvey] After the wiretap,
we knew that she had went back to Snap Road,
and we set up all night,
makin' sure that she didn't leave.
Typing warrants, it takes a lot of time.
We wanted everything right.
And we arrested her the very next day.
[music]
[Joseph] Patricia's daughter started off
with us somewhat resistant to the idea that
her mother had killed her father.
But ultimately the evidence was
overwhelming to the point where she understood.
[Narrator] In June of 2009, the case goes to trial.
Prosecutors paint Patricia as a murderer driven by rage.
Patricia didn't like the outcome of the divorce.
She was still bitter that she had to move out of the house.
I think that it was simply anger and a woman who felt like
she needed to get even.
[Narrator] But Patricia takes the stand and counters
with an explosive claim...
Patricia gave testimony that she had suffered
abuse from Kenneth McMillion.
Verbal abuse, she felt he was controlling.
She even alleged physical abuse.
[Narrator] Patricia claims that on the morning of the murder,
she and Kenneth got into an argument
that turned physical.
She painted the picture that she was afraid for her life,
that she had the .22,
and that there was some sort of a scuffle.
[Narrator] Prosecutors ask Patricia to demonstrate
how the incident led her to shooting Kenneth in the back.
I had a toy gun that I had bought.
And I gave her the toy gun and got her down off the stand.
Said, "I want you to take the jury through
how this murder went down."
And we actually got down on the floor
with her kinda on top of me,
and she stuck that gun in my back,
started pullin' the trigger.
Click, click, click.
[Joseph] It was pretty riveting to see her in the courtroom,
well, wrestling with the prosecutor
and ultimately showing her made-up version
of how she shot Kenneth.
[Narrator] It was riveting, but unconvincing.
Patricia's defense unravels.
Not only did she shoot him in the back,
at fairly close range.
Then when you go hauling the, the body down like they did
and dumping it.
Most people who act in self defense don't do that.
The daughter testified there was not abuse goin' on in the home.
No one else indicated any abuse.
No co-workers ever saw any bruises on her,
heard her complain about the husband.
So, her claim that this was necessary
to prevent further domestic violence
was simply false.
[Narrator] On June 10th, 2009, the jury returns a verdict.
[Joseph] Well, the jury listened to this evidence,
and they were not convinced of Patricia's self defense story.
And they convicted her and sentenced her to
80 years in prison.
[Narrator] In August 2009, Harrold takes a plea deal.
He receives a reduced sentence:
Ten years of probation,
in exchange for helping prosecutors.
[Harrold] The truth will set you free.
Even though I make some dumb mistakes,
if I could rewrite the part of that life,
I'd rewrite it a whole lot different.
Definitely do it a lot different, that's for sure.
[Kerye] The judges said,
"I sentence you to seven years in prison.
I'm gonna probate or suspend that to 10 years probation."
But if he messed up his probation, and we revoked him,
he could get up to seven years in prison.
[Narrator] For Kenneth's friends and family,
the end of the trial marks
the beginning of a different but still painful era.
There was no closure for the friends, the family...
You know, anybody who knew Kenneth McMillion.
Why didn't she just plain walk away?
That wasn't the Patricia I knew.
That was a woman that was full of hate.
And only God knows why.
[Cecil] She was very much controlling Kenneth
most of his life.
And I think that him making a choice to
take his life in a different direction
broke that control that she had over him,
and I don't think she knew how to handle that.
The number one victim is their daughter.
Not only did she lose a father, she's lost her mother.
Kenneth was just a, an overall good person,
so the world lost that goodness.
That is sad.
Because the world could be much better
with more people like him in the world.
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