On Monday, January 13, 2014, moviegoers were settling in to watch a 120 p.m. showing of

Lone Survivor at the Cobb Theater in Wesley Chapel, Florida. The movie had just come out the

previous Friday, January 10th, and it was an instant hit, especially among those who served in the military.

Among those in the crowd that afternoon was 43-year-old Chad Olson and his wife, Nicole.

Chad was a former member of the United States Navy who had served in Operation Desert Storm.

He was reportedly excited to watch the film,

which was about another Navy man, Marcus LaTrell. Nicole had taken the day off and the couple

decided to drop their daughter off at a local daycare center. Since having her, they had found

it difficult to spend one-on-one time together. One row behind them

was 71-year-old Curtis Reeves, a retired police captain. He was sitting alongside his wife, Vivian.

The two had spontaneously decided to catch the film on that Monday afternoon. They were going to meet their son Matthew,

who also wanted to see it. Before the lights dimmed for the preview, both couples were seated.

The Reeves were still waiting for the arrival of their son. But before the movie would begin,

words would be exchanged, an argument would break out, popcorn would be thrown, gunfire would echo through the Cobb Theater, and someone would be dead.

This is Jillian, and in partnership with law and crime, you are listening to Court Junkie, episode 199.

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