US Politics | Chilling clue may solve brutal murder of mom Jill Halliburton with eerie surveillance of dark figure lurking in her home
CHILLING clues have emerged in the murder of the niece of an oil tycoon after eerie surveillance showed a dark figure lurking in her home. Friday's Dateline episode will explore the murder of Jill Halliburton Su, who was found dead in her Florida home in 2014. 
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NBCThe murder took place in 2014 '/ ' Su, 59, was the wife of a University of Florida professor and a member of the Halliburton oil dynasty. Dayonte Resiles was sentenced to life in prison for her murder in May, according to WSVN, though he maintains his innocence. Members of Resiles' defense team have also raised questions about the details of the case. "They can hook me up to a polygraph test at any given time, ask me any question they wish, and my answer would remain the same: I did not kill Mrs Su," Resiles said during court proceedings. Read More Crime Stories 
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POLICE U-TURN Cops are now treating American tourist's death in Mexico as a homicide "That's not a crime that he would have committed, and I stand on that, I put my life on that. I know he didn't," Latavis Johnson, his aunt, said. Mystery clues H. Dohn Williams, Resiles' former lawyer, told The New York Post that the case has ...a lot of question marks.... ...I don't think the evidence is strong enough,... he said. ...Resiles himself has no history of violence. Most read in The US Sun 'FIND HIM' Dad claims clues in case 'linked to JonBenet Ramsey murder' dismissed by cops IN THE RED Serena Williams' stepmom's debts revealed amid crumbling childhood home battle SKIMMING IT I'm plus-size with 38DDD boobs …I tried the viral Kim Kardashian Skims bodysuit WEIGH TO GO I was world's fattest boy who weighed 30st - now I'm unrecognisable & handsome HIDDEN DANGER Family horrified by spotting deadly beast hidden in photo… can you find it? OUCH! Kim Kardashian's stylist posts unedited pics and fans distracted by 'painful' detail ...One of the first burglaries he ever got caught for, he ran when it looked like someone was there." Williams added that a neighbor of the Su family testified in court that they saw someone pushing something into the front door of the house, but did not say it was a body, nor could they point to what the object was, or the race of the person. "I don't know exactly what she saw, but you can't push a body back inside a door like that without someone on the other side pulling it in," Williams said. "There could have been more than one person involved. There could have been three." The Post reports that Jill's son Justin found her dead in the bathtub with 25 stab wounds, and her hands and feet bound. "My mom killed herself!... Justin said on the 911 call. "She just stabbed herself and threw herself in the bathtub!" According to the Post, a living room glass door had been shattered and drawers in some bedrooms ...appeared to have been tampered with.... Resiles' DNA was not found on the murder weapon, but rather a knife near the door. An initial mystery In previews for the Dateline episode, a police officer calls the murder ...probably one of the most horrific scenes that I've ever worked in my 28 years.... As it turns out, Su's son Justin, who was just 20 at the time of the murder, told Dateline that the home's security cameras revealed a chilling clue. WWLP reports that Justin said that Su and her husband, Nan-Yao Su, had just returned from a Malaysia trip the night before her 2014 murder. The next morning, Yao-Su headed to work, but Jill slept in and was home when Justin left the house at 9.30am. ...My mother was in the living room in her pink robe,... Jason said. ...And she was reading a book. And I said, ...See you when I get home from work.'... Justin said that shortly after noon, his dad called to ask if he was home, as he saw something ...unusual... on the security camera \- a figure in the house. ...He walks in from the kitchen — toward the breakfast area, and disappears from the — the view of the camera, and next thing I know is the — I lost my image,... Su's husband said. A second trial Resiles was handed a life sentence at his second trial. In his first trial, the jury reached a manslaughter verdict, but jurors reportedly felt pressure to settle for a lesser charge, a juror claimed. The forewoman told the Sun-Sentinel that three jury members did not want to sentence a young Black man to life in prison. One black juror has called these allegations untrue, the Post reports. "I just got a knot in the pit of my stomach," the forewoman said of the manslaughter charge. "I looked at the defense table. Read More on The US Sun 
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Facebook/ Jill Halliburton SuJill Halliburton Su was loved by the community for her volunteer work '/ ' NBCHer case will be featured on Dateline Friday '/ ' NBCThe murder took place in 2014 '/ ' Su, 59, was the wife of a University of Florida professor and a member of the Halliburton oil dynasty. Dayonte Resiles was sentenced to life in prison for her murder in May, according to WSVN, though he maintains his innocence. Members of Resiles' defense team have also raised questions about the details of the case. "They can hook me up to a polygraph test at any given time, ask me any question they wish, and my answer would remain the same: I did not kill Mrs Su," Resiles said during court proceedings. Read More Crime Stories STABBED IN SLEEP? Four Idaho students' bodies were found in beds & house door had lock code POLICE U-TURN Cops are now treating American tourist's death in Mexico as a homicide "That's not a crime that he would have committed, and I stand on that, I put my life on that. I know he didn't," Latavis Johnson, his aunt, said. Mystery clues H. Dohn Williams, Resiles' former lawyer, told The New York Post that the case has ...a lot of question marks.... ...I don't think the evidence is strong enough,... he said. ...Resiles himself has no history of violence. Most read in The US Sun 'FIND HIM' Dad claims clues in case 'linked to JonBenet Ramsey murder' dismissed by cops IN THE RED Serena Williams' stepmom's debts revealed amid crumbling childhood home battle SKIMMING IT I'm plus-size with 38DDD boobs …I tried the viral Kim Kardashian Skims bodysuit WEIGH TO GO I was world's fattest boy who weighed 30st - now I'm unrecognisable & handsome HIDDEN DANGER Family horrified by spotting deadly beast hidden in photo… can you find it? OUCH! Kim Kardashian's stylist posts unedited pics and fans distracted by 'painful' detail ...One of the first burglaries he ever got caught for, he ran when it looked like someone was there." Williams added that a neighbor of the Su family testified in court that they saw someone pushing something into the front door of the house, but did not say it was a body, nor could they point to what the object was, or the race of the person. "I don't know exactly what she saw, but you can't push a body back inside a door like that without someone on the other side pulling it in," Williams said. "There could have been more than one person involved. There could have been three." The Post reports that Jill's son Justin found her dead in the bathtub with 25 stab wounds, and her hands and feet bound. "My mom killed herself!... Justin said on the 911 call. "She just stabbed herself and threw herself in the bathtub!" According to the Post, a living room glass door had been shattered and drawers in some bedrooms ...appeared to have been tampered with.... Resiles' DNA was not found on the murder weapon, but rather a knife near the door. An initial mystery In previews for the Dateline episode, a police officer calls the murder ...probably one of the most horrific scenes that I've ever worked in my 28 years.... As it turns out, Su's son Justin, who was just 20 at the time of the murder, told Dateline that the home's security cameras revealed a chilling clue. WWLP reports that Justin said that Su and her husband, Nan-Yao Su, had just returned from a Malaysia trip the night before her 2014 murder. The next morning, Yao-Su headed to work, but Jill slept in and was home when Justin left the house at 9.30am. ...My mother was in the living room in her pink robe,... Jason said. ...And she was reading a book. And I said, ...See you when I get home from work.'... Justin said that shortly after noon, his dad called to ask if he was home, as he saw something ...unusual... on the security camera \- a figure in the house. ...He walks in from the kitchen — toward the breakfast area, and disappears from the — the view of the camera, and next thing I know is the — I lost my image,... Su's husband said. A second trial Resiles was handed a life sentence at his second trial. In his first trial, the jury reached a manslaughter verdict, but jurors reportedly felt pressure to settle for a lesser charge, a juror claimed. The forewoman told the Sun-Sentinel that three jury members did not want to sentence a young Black man to life in prison. One black juror has called these allegations untrue, the Post reports. "I just got a knot in the pit of my stomach," the forewoman said of the manslaughter charge. "I looked at the defense table. Read More on The US Sun CUTE PICK American Pickers' Mike cuddles girlfriend Leticia Cline in rare photo 'NEED HELP' Gabby's parents make plea to Musk for Twitter feature that could 'save lives' ...They were just cheering and patting him on the back like he graduated high school or made the winning touchdown at a football game. ...I thought, 'What have I done? Is this the world I am creating for my children, a world where someone can get away with murder because of the color of their skin?'"
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