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I'm Randy oler and I'm the brother of Greg olocker I'm Jack oler and I'm the father of Greg
and Randy did your brother ever indicate that he was worried about any anything afraid of anyone ever thought his life
would be in danger I never heard anything from him like that no Greg was a guy that got along with people he
excelled in the Air Force because of how he was and his personality and his drive
and and he got a l with people so to think that somebody had that kind of an argument with him
was was shocking Jack who do you think killed your son Santiago you do believe that the man on trial I believe he is
the one that pulled the trigger do you think he acted alone I don't know there are certain things that went on that
make me believe that he had some help in the planning and how it went down there
are details that went on that that he needed to know that information and I don't know if he would have gotten an
information on his own who do you you think gave him that information do you think it was your niece I think she
could be a source of the information do you believe that Ron Santiago killed your brother why did he I think that
when the idea came up that he was lending money to burn a debt to pay off some debt and Greg was and on the side
and Greg was not happy about that and then it was the delay Factor too so it was like well I'll lend you this but
then I'm delay delay delay your loan's not coming in your money is not in your bank account I said it would be but it's
not it's not it's not and I think those two came to a head and I think he probably had some words with him if you
continue down this I will go to the police I wouldn't be surprised at all to hear him say that and uh does that push
somebody to shoot somebody um you know I suppose if that person's already in that
mindset does it trouble you at all or concern you at all that they couldn't find any sign of Ron Santiago inside the
house no trace evidence no DNA nothing no fingerprints it's not that they didn't find any evidence of Ral Santiago
so they didn't find any fingerprint or DNA evidence period but there was also a lot of things missed so you know I look
at the initial investigation and I say it was botched from the beginning in many ways Randy what was it like to see
Renee on the stand after I've not seen her for so long challenging tough um I may have certain thoughts and
feelings but even with that AE she sort of got rid of us I me was that hard then to see her there
Jack cuz yeah we were the one that took her to the funeral rode in the car with her the two of us do you think the two
of you will ever have a relationship with Renee again no I say from my standpoint no what about you
Randy I don't foresee that there ever will be um I think it would be a great challenge if there was an opportunity
especially knowing the number of things that I know about this case

Randy and Jack Ohlemacher break down remembering the murders of Greg and wife Bernadette, and their relationship with their estranged niece, Renee, during an interview with "48 Hours"' Erin Moriarty.

Brief Summary

The Oler family discusses the murder of Greg Olocker and the investigation's shortcomings.

Key points

Jack Oler's Testimony. Jack Oler shares his thoughts on his son Greg's character and the shocking events surrounding his death.
Speculation on Involvement. Jack Oler discusses the possibility of his niece being involved in the case.
Challenges of Reconciliation. Randy and Jack Oler reflect on their strained relationship with Renee.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

It was shocking.

Jack Oler reacts to the argument his son had.

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