This is not how anyone wanted this story to end.
Marion Lane dead, dragged to shore by a rescue worker.
For three days, family members waited on the
shores of Lake Arlington,
hoped for a miracle.
When they didn't get one, when they heard
Marion Lane drown,
no one could handle it.
Lane disappeared below these waters Sunday.
He dove in trying to rescue his boy.
His boy is okay, but since then, crews have
been on this lake looking for Lane, turning up nothing.
I think he's unprofessional.
I don't think he's unprofessional.
Family members say Arlington police didn't do
their job out here, didn't search in the right places,
didn't search long enough, didn't think Lane
was in the lake at all.
The first day they told us there was nobody in there.
They said, oh, there's nobody in there.
We can't find one.
That's a tree limb.
There's nobody in there.
They told you that he didn't drown?
Yeah, they told us he didn't drown.
I said, well, where the hell is he then?
You know, we felt like we did everything we
could to help recover the victim.
For Arlington Police, that is the bottom line.
They used all of their manpower, all of their resources,
had little luck, and apologized to the family
for that.
And it's just real hard for people to understand
that there is a limited amount that you can do,
that there is a limited amount of things you
can do to recover it.
We tried everything that we could possibly
think of.
For three days, family members waited, hoped
for a miracle.
Now they hope they can recover from this
tragedy, get over the anger.