croslin rousted out of jail, taken down to the dock, motioning out in handcuffs to a specific spot for police. cops announce 5-year-old haleigh likely dead. evidence including two cinder blocks pulled from the muddy waters of the st. johns. as the search for little haleigh's entire body and the murder weapon goes on, bombshell tonight. message to misty croslin -- you're not getting youthful offender, probation, or light sentence at drug court. you will do hard time. in the last hours the trial judge brings down the hammer on croslin's co-defendant in the drug case. 19-year-old hope sikes, basically along for the ride, gets a whopping 15 years hard jail time plus a $100,000 fine. the family breaking down in court, then turning angry, going after the camera in open court. that's 15 years hard jail time for just one, repeat, one hand to-hand drug sale. croslin charged with eight sales. eight times 15, people, 120 years behind bars, croslin. with sikes facing years in the female penitentiary, is she now set to be the state's secret weapon against misty croslin? what does she know? this as tommy croslin's own lawyer says tommy croslin can i.d. haleigh's killer. listen, under florida law, party to a crime, they're all set to stew in the same pot together for the little girl's murder. >> ronald's family's not as good as everybody thinks they are. >> i want to be a physical therapist. i want to go to college. i want to graduate from school. >> they all take pills. they all do [ bleep ]. every last one of them. >> come on, man. >> the cousin of ronald cummings was in court today. >> guess what, mom, guess what? >> where she was sentenced to serve 15 years behind bars on drug charges. >> i'm not going to [ bleep ] pimp 15 years on no [ bleep ] pills i ain't touched. >> 19-year-old hope sykes agreed to plead no contest. >> does she want me to say not guilty, no contest, what? >> and was still given over a decade behind bars. >> i'm telling you right now, they think i'm bad now, wait till i get out. >> so what does this mean for misty croslin, who faces over 100 years in prison if she's convicted? >> i don't even like pills barely, you know. >> took everything i had. >> that view only shows misty [ bleep ] having pills. >> sold over 300 pills. >> that weekend was a lie. >> will this get her and her co-defendants to open up about what happened to haleigh? >> they're trying to say that this haleigh stuff had nothing to do with it. >> me being in jail has nothing to do with haleigh. >> that was all it had to do with. >> and breaking news tonight. live, idaho. human remains found. the skeletal remains of a female, an adult female, now discovered. is it missing 28-year-olds mom of two susan cox powell? cox powell last seen by her husband and two little boys when daddy suddenly announces around midnight he's taking the boys, ages 4 and 2, camping in the snow at midnight. freezing temperatures. at an undisclosed location. he says when they all get home mommy's gone. but now we learn the remains could be those of two other young women who vanish into thin air. who are they? the remains right now in autopsy. at this hour we are on standby for a positive i.d. >> questions swirling. just who do the remains found in idaho belong to? which one of these three missing women could it be? >> could it be that of missing utah mom susan powell? >> we just miss her and we want her back. >> it's about three hours from the utah home where 28-year-old susan powell was last seen alive. >> it's just dirt. and a perfect place to dump a body. they have to do some tests, dental and dna to find out if this is susan. >> josh powell says he's taking his two boys camping, age 2 and 4, at midnight? >> a lot of times i just go camping with my boys. i just go overnight. >> in the snow? >> do you have any idea what happened to her? >> no. thank you. and any help to try to find her would -- would be appreciated. >> appreciated? this guy is so suspicious -- >> also focusing on two other missing women, 21-year-old mother of three stephanie eldridge, who went missing suddenly, leaving her four-month-old daughter, car and shoes behind. also look at missing 20-year-old amber huffs, who said good night to her family at 10:30. just three hours later she was gone. tv and lights still on in her room. >> if they're indicating it's badly decomposed -- >> if this person went missing december 7th and has now been discovered in a snow field in april, there's a significant chance that that person would be quite well preserved. >> police are holding things close to their vest. >> if you've got soft tissue, you would be able to see evidence of a knife wound or a gunshot wound. >> somebody killed the woman there and dumped her. the only question is who she is. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. bombshell tonight. message to misty croslin -- you're not getting youthful offender. you're not getting probation. you're not getting a light sentence at drug court. you will do hard jail time. in the last hours the trial judge brings down the hammer on croslin's co-defendant in the drug case. >> if they're going to try to lock me up over being in the car, then it's whatever. i'm over it. i'm ready to go off and do my time and whatever. >> ronald cummings' cousin, hope sykes, who was arrested as part of a drug sting involving misty croslin, pled no contest to drug charges and received 15 years in prison today. >> i'd rather go to [ muted ] prison. you got a lot [ muted ] up. i'm p going to boot camp. >> sykes only charged with one count of trafficking prescription pills, while her co-defendant misty croslin has eight counts of trafficking. >> i ain't doing no damn six years mandatory nothing. they can kiss my ass. you might as well stick me with 15. >> causes many to wonder if this new development will force croslin to finally reveal what happened to haleigh. >> the back view only shows misty having the [ muted ] pills because misty cupped two pills, decided to say the dope boy [ muted ] her, [ muted ] them over. >> i'm scared. i don't want to get set up or nothing. i'm like i cannot get in trouble for nothing. >> what does this mean for the other co-defendants? are they going to be more willing to talk now? >> i read in the paper i'm facing 15 years in prison, but that's a [ bleep ] lie. the damn police said you are facing three years in prison unless you help us find haleigh. i said i can't help you find her body, i don't know where she is. >> we're already ten steps in front of the [ muted ] game if everybody knows how to pick up their damn steps. >> mm-hmm. i guess she told him. she said don't stick me with any six years, you might as well give me 15. well, honey bun, you got the 15. keep talking, you might get some more. i'm talking about co-defendant sykes. the judge just bringing down the hammer and slamming her with 15 years behind bars. apparently, this was not a plea deal because her family completely nutted up in court, crying, screaming, even one going for one of the cameras in the courtroom. hope sykes, big talker, behind bars. talked herself right out of a sweet plea deal. out to jean casarez, legal correspondent, in session. what happened? >> well, this was sentencing day, you're right, for the cousin of ronald cummings, and she was charged with one felony count of prescription drug trafficking. and what that includes, nancy -- >> wait, wait. wait, wait. jean, rosie, new york control room, i want to see sykes. i want to see the undercover video of her propped up -- no, no, no. not her in court. i want to see her propped up there in the back seat. let me tell you something, jean casarez, if i saw somebody smoking a joint, i would leave and call police. there is miss sykes propped up in the back seat going right along with an undercover drug sale -- with a drug sale to an undercover cop. and she says she didn't have anything to do with it. >> well, nancy, let's look at the law. because that's on january 13th, by the way, that that undercover surveillance tape was rolling. and under the law, true, you can sell, you can purchase, you can manufacture. but guess what? you can also possess the prescription drugs. but you don't have to actually hold them. you can actually just be in the car and have knowledge of what's happening. and that led to today's sentencing. she pleaded no contest. but the judge didn't really have discretion because it's 15 years mandatory minimum. >> and another thing that jean casarez is alluding to, and i've got it right here on the felony warrant for hope sykes, who could be now the state's secret weapon against misty croslin. she and croslin like this. they're even selling dope together. you don't think misty croslin has blabbed to her, her drug-dealing buddy? if she knows anything, looking at 15 years in the ladies' pen, don't you think she's going to sing? here jean casarez, it says, as you've described, sell, manufacture, deliver, bring into florida, or an actual or constructive possession of 14 grams or more. actual or constructive possession. unleash the lawyers. raymond giudice, hugo rodriguez. also with us, jim werter, attorney for tommy croslin. and of course jean casarez, also an attorney, and a reporter. ray giudice, active constructive. what that means is this is my writing pen, it's mine, i have actual possession, it's in my hand. if i left it in the makeup room or in the courtroom, it's still mine. it's constructive possession. correct? >> correct. and they've got her on this trafficking charge. and i agree with you. when she hits prison and starts looking at real prison time, keep in mind, she's been in the county jail. that's light duty. if she ever knows anything or wants to spit it out, now's the time. >> i really didn't want to speak about the case and you know, my mom asked me what's going on because i was waiting to call her the next day. i didn't want to call her that day because i saw the record. stiff joint sufferers have discovered elations, clinically proven to improve joint comfort in as little as six days. and now, elations introduces new powder packets. on the go, one-a-day packets with the elations patented formula of clinically proven levels of glucosamine and chondroitin. in a delicious new form that's more absorbable than joint supplement pills. say goodbye to big old horse pills. with the elations that goes where you go. new elations powder packets. the new standard in joint health. i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i'm going to work with kids. i want to fix up old houses. 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[ muted ] no. ain't going to do it. >> hey, do you want to -- you want to hop in? >> baby, get in. get in. >> who's this? >> who is that? >> unlock the door. >> [ bleep ]. >> i know that's somebody. i know her. i just don't know who she is. >> i've got them -- i've got them ten in little baggies if you want to count them up real quick and make sure -- >> i'm positive they are, man. >> there should be a hundred there. >> 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100. 100 in there. >> 100 in here. they're all in ten packs, there's 100. >> should be ten in each one. >> yep. >> so just whenever. >> it's going to take a couple days for me to get rid of 200 of them -- >> well, i've got two weeks to play with, dude. so [ bleep ] two weeks, whatever. >> okay. i'll get it for you no, problem. [ bleep ] two weeks i can make the money to pay for them and eat it myself. >> this mother [ bleep ]. hey, do me a favor. >> get on the ground! get on down! >> in the last hours the trial judge brings down the hammer on hope sykes, one of misty croslin's co-defendants in the drug case. behind bars she actually said, and it's caught on tape. please cue it up for me, rosie. "you think i'm bad now, wait till i get out of here." she was saying i'm not going to do six years behind bars, i'm not doing boot camp, they might as well stick me with f-ing 15 years behind bars. well, they did. in the last hours. bedlam breaking out in the courtroom upon sentencing. obviously, this was not a plea deal. they did not realize that this 19-year-old girl was getting 15 years behind bars. what does it mean? let's go straight out to ellie jostad, our producer on the story. what does it mean, ellie? what does it mean for misty croslin? >> well, it sounds like hope sykes is actually the low man on this alleged drug dealing totem pole. she was only facing one charge. it was a lesser amount than some of her co-defendants. now, misty croslin is facing the most charges. she's got eight felony drug possession charges against her and a mandatory minimum of 25 years behind bars. so she's looking at a lot more jail time than hope sykes was. >> you're not kidding. and today in court isn't it true, marlaina schiavo, that when they were doing the sentencing in front of the judge this is what we call a blind plea, it seems to me, there's not a deal in place, the defendant goes up and takes a plea with the judge and the judge sentences as he or she sees fit. there's not a deal in the works. didn't they play back what she said behind bars? >> they did. they played back that angry conversation she had with her mother saying they think i'm bad now, just see if they try to put me through boot camp, you know, i'll be even worse when i get out. and it didn't really play well in her favor. and now as you know, nancy, as ellie was saying, misty croslin is facing way many more charges than hope was. and hope really wasn't implicated in anything with haleigh cummings. so now misty was thinking she was going to get out, and i think the reality's setting in. >> i think it is, too, marlaina schiavo. let's take a peek at what happened in court in the last few hours. >> i'd rather go to [ muted ] prison. you got a lot [ muted ] up. i'm not going to boot camp. because i'll be -- i'm telling you right now, they think i'm bad now, wait till i get out of that. >> let me explain something to you, hope. you screw up on anything at this point in the game, you will get 15 years. >> well, i ain't doing no damn 6 years mandatory nothing. they can kiss my ass. you might as well stick me with 15. >> that's a lady. now, listen, what you saw was her standing in court as this was getting played back to the judge. this is as her lawyer is asking for a lenient sentence. back to the lawyers, everybody, we're taking your calls live. raymond giudice, hugo rodriguez. also with us, jim werter, attorney for tommy croslin. also with us, of course, jean casarez, not only legal correspondent but attorney as well. weigh in, rodriguez. >> the only way miss sykes has any hope of getting out of jail is cooperating with the state. she had to know she was going to get 15. it's a min mand. >> i wish they would give me like house arrest prorks baig, something. >> i know. >> because you know when i go to court they might let me out if they -- they might let me out and then i have to come back and you know. >> i know. that's while saying. they might. you never know. >> they could give me probation for ten years. i don't care. >> i know. you got to get a place to live, too sis. >> i know. whose idea was this? it says that when you buy a grand caravan, dodge will give you 60 days to decide if you want to keep it. that's ridiculous. look at it. it's got seating for up to seven, a smooth v6 engine and a five star government crash test rating. why would you need 60 days, really, who is that indecisive? the dodge "you won't need 60 days to decide but we'll give it to you anyway" event. 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yeah, you said it, and now you've got 15 years behind bars. bottom line, what does it mean in the search for haleigh? what does it mean to misty croslin, who actually thought she was going to get probation? straight out to a special guest joining us, jim werter. this is the attorney for tommy croslin. this is misty croslin's brother. mr. werter, thank you for being with us. what, if anything, or any way do you believe that today's sentence will affect tommy croslin, your client, and misty croslin behind bars? >> well, as far as tommy goes, it really is kind of irrelevant. first of all, as far as the cousin goes, i don't know, i haven't seen her score sheet, i don't know her background. i can say that sometimes your client is their own worst enemy. that tape recording of what she was saying in jail, i'm sure judge larue sitting on the bench just kind of rolled his eyes back on that one. but as far as tommy goes, it's a whole different case and, you know, he has probably a different background. i believe my minimum mandatory that i'm looking at is three years. i have not gotten full disclosure yet from the state as far as the evidence. there's still another count out there that i'm waiting for disclosure on. >> mr. werter, with us, everyone, jim werter, a well-respected attorney out of the jacksonville, florida area. mr. werter, is it true that you have stated that your client can i.d. the killer, the person that took haleigh? >> okay. that's incorrect. what i stated was that he's, first of all, not culpable but he does know what happened that night. i had been repeatedly saying that i cannot discuss the facts of the case because it's an ongoing investigation and i'd like to see it come to a successful conclusion. you being former in a way law enforcement by being a prosecutor, me being former law enforcement and a prosecutor, i'd like to see a successful end to this. and i think tommy will come out very well with this. >> now, you're saying that your client knows what happened that night? >> yes. >> what happened? >> i told you. i just told you, i cannot discuss the facts of the case because of the ongoing investigation. when i am dying for an arrest to be made in this case and i could be more forthcoming. but right now i have a good working relationship with law enforcement. i'm going to keep it that way. >> out to the lines. debbie, wisconsin. hi, debbie. >> caller: hi, nancy. how are you? >> i'm good, dear. what's your question? >> caller: well, i just am curious, is it just going to be continual nut cases coming out on this thing? >> i'm sorry. i couldn't hear you. repeat. >> caller: i said is it just going to be a continual line of nut cases coming on this thing? i mean, i'd never even heard of this sykes girl till today. >> straight out to jean casarez, what about it, jean? >> she's the cousin of ronald cummings, and she hasn't probably been discussed a lot because she's not central to haleigh. but she is central to this case in that she was in the car, especially on january 13th, and charged with one count. and the significance of that is she got 15 years and the others now will see the terms that they can get, especially misty croslin-cummings, who law enforcement have honed in on, and that may be the answer in the end to what happened to haleigh. >> joining us tonight out of san francisco, marc klaas, the president and founder of klaaskids foundation. marc, where does this -- where does this all leave us? what happened in court in the last few hours in the search for haleigh? what happened to haleigh? >> well, that's the big -- that's the money question, isn't it? and everything that's happening is about that question. and i think, nancy, that unless somebody turns rather quickly on this this case may never be solved. and these people will spend years if not decades behind bars. but based upon past histories and their failure to have any kind of family loyalty, i suspect that both tommy and misty are right now trying to figure what they can do to turn this to their advantage so that they can disclose what happened to haleigh and get out of having to spend all of those years behind bars, if that's possible. >> to dr. patricia saunders, clinical psychologist, joining us out of new york, you saw sykes's demeanor in court. all right? and juxtapose that against what she was saying behind bars. >> well, she presents as a defiant, aggressive sociopathic 12-year-old and then is the innocent sobbing little girl. and this is somebody who is really a sociopath and who has the defiant bravado that we see in much older, hardened criminals. >> well, what do you make of the fact that these two were running buddies? sykes is a running buddy of misty croslin's. don't you think at some point croslin discussed haleigh's disappearance with her? >> i would expect that she might have bragged to sykes. i don't know that she would have discussed anything as a confidant because she's pretty closed-lipped. >> back to the lines. lisa in tennessee. hi, lisa. >> caller: hello. >> hi, dear. what's your question? >> caller: yes. misty. do you think it's possible that she was so jealous of haleigh that she wanted to be with ronald cummings and wanted misty out of the picture? >> excellent yquestion. what about it, dr. saunders? >> that makes an awful lot of sense. this is a person who's impulsive when they're not on drugs and you can only imagine how she behaves when she's on drugs. she might have hated this little girl and just wanted her out of the way, so did something. >> to ron shindell, former nypd deputy inspector. ron, do you believe this harsh sentence handed down today, and i'm not saying it was not deserved, i think the judge did the right thing, do you think it's part of strategy in order to get the others to break down? now that they see this woman, who's basically a wing man, she's riding along for the heck of it. she's just there in the back seat during the drug sale. she got 15 years behind bars on one drug sale. misty croslin's looking at eight. this should make them come to their senses. >> i think it's part of the strategy. but i also think it's part of punishment for the contempt that she's showing for the entire system. she thinks this is a joke. they all think this is a joke. they're all not thinking this thing through to where they should be and taking this serious. and i think the court down there is finally getting serious with these folks and letting them know the full force that will come their way. >> to dr. joshua perper, chief medical examiner broward county, author of when to call the doctor. dr. perper, as always, it's a privilege to have you on the airwaves with us. >> thank you. >> dr. perper, if this scenario is true, the one that the grandmother swears she was told by misty croslin, that the child was raped and that the body was thrown into this water, what, if anything, could we tell now? 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>> could have been a big difference. okay. these 19 years old. he could have sentenced her under youthful offender as a juvenile, basically. she would have spent two years in a juvenile facility until she's 21. if there's more sentence to go, she could go to an adult prison or even probation, could have been out. >> well, she talked herself right out of that. to kathy in alabama. hi, kathy. >> caller: hi, nancy. >> hi, dear. what's your question? >> caller: well, the first thing i'd like to say to you is i've watched your show several years and i want to thank you for all you do for these children. because of you my son got sole custody of our grandbaby, and i really believe with all my heart you helped save her life, that she did not turn into poor little haleigh. but my question, and i do believe you answered it, do you believe they are sentencing these others first in hopes of getting misty to come across with something? even though i don't think we'll ever, if we depend on her for the truth, i don't think we'll ever know what happened to haleigh. >> kathy in alabama, thank you for the compliment. i in no way can take credit for the miracle in your life. what god has unfolded for you. your wonderful blessings. and i've got a soft spot for alabama. my father is from heycody, alabama. but in answer to your question, i think that they are trying to squeeze them to talk. but i don't think they can talk, kathy in alabama, because anything they say will incriminate themselves. they're already pointing the finger. all right? we see that. and ratting each other out. but what more can they do? they're going to stew in the same pot under florida law, under accomplice to a crime or party to a crime. everybody, we are switching gears. i want to tell you about a body that has just been found. is it the body of susan cox powell? an adult female's body has just been discovered in a densely wooded area -- >> it's an area where deer hunters, rabbit hunters, people like that go. >> someone that was working in the area with those wind turbine units, and they were trying to get cell phone reception, so they actually were just walking through this very rural area and came upon this body. >> the road where she was found near is a dirt track. >> the body's badly decomposed, but police say skeletal remains are likely female. >> the skeletal remains undergoing autopsy. police say the remains appear to be female. but the age and cause of death couldn't immediately be determined because of the poor quality of the bones. >> a perfect place to dump a body. somebody killed the woman there and dumped her. >> is it the remains of 28-year-old mom of two susan powell? >> law enforcement now looking at three possibilities -- 21-year-old mother of three stephanie eldridge -- >> missing utah mom susan powell. >> missing 20-year-old amber hupp p.s. >> the only question is who she is. >> straight out to jim kirkwood joining us from utah and ktkk news radio. right now the adult female's remains are at autopsy, and we're waiting to determine whether they are susan cox powell's or possibly the remains of two other young women that went missing. who are they? >> yes. nancy, probably the most likely is stephanie eldridge. she went missing in 2007. the -- august the 20th. she was 21 at the time. and she's the most likely. the other one is amber hoopes. she went missing in -- let's see. that is september 14th in 2001. she was 20 years old at the time. >> rosie, i had asked that we have the tip line numbers up under these ladies. stephanie eldredge, age 21 at the time of her disappearance. tip line, 208-529-1200. reward, $5,000. also, amber hoopes, age 20 at the time of her disappearance. tip line, 208-529-1200. and of course the possibility that this is the body of susan cox powell. joining us tonight, chuck cox. this is the father of susan cox powell. mr. cox, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on. many of us have been praying for and thinking of your daughter and her two little boys and all of you. have police indicated that they believe this could be or probably is not susan's body? 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