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Floor and mr. campos prevented hum from receiving any injuries. >> when s.w.a.t. officers blew down that door and got inside, they said it looked like a gun shop with ammunition and rifles everywhere. the f.b.i. interviewed paddocks brother, eric, a second time. this time it lasted four hours and was done here in las vegas. theyre still building profile of this mass killer the f.b.i. conducted a second search of paddocks home in mesquite, nevada. they got another search warrant. another developm...

32nd floor. >> brian: went s.w.a.t. officers got inside, they said it looked like ammunition and rs everywhere, a gun shop. they interviewed paddocks brother for a second time. it was done in las vegas for four hours. neither place nor the brother reviewed the line of questioning but there still building a profile of this vascular. the fbi conducted a second search in stephen paddocks home. another development today, police are desperately searching for what triggered the mass shooting plot and ...

Are going to change. they are minute dhangs. theres not this you will encompassing answer associated with the information that we presented before. in other words, its not completely inaccurate. but what we have learned is mr. cam pose was encountered by the suspect prior to his shooting to the outside world. yes, maam. >> sheriff, you referenced the comprehension profile thats being drawn up. can you talk about what led you to -- the shooter mental condition and how important that is to your in...

Information. additionally the behavioral analysis unit from the fbis on the ground locally, and we are attempting to utilize their expertise in discerning those matters. what i will provide is behavior analysis is in l.a. also, los angeles. while interview with ms. danley are being conducted. >> reporter: do you have any idea why mr. campos -- >> we had an alarm associated with an open door. it was not the suspects open door. it was another one. >> reporter: any other writing discovered in the r...

Staged incident. 32,000 e-mails that we pulled off of a computer, along with sophisticated ballistic testing that we had run through our regional crime lab here. once we got those text messages, and bank records that we subpoenaed, then the story started evolving internally with these criminal activities that he was participating in. >> was there a creeping sense early on that the pieces just didnt add up? >> what we do is we dont take anything off the table. we examine every possibility, every ...

Significant experience staging mock crime scenes for police explorer training. the fbis behavioral analysis unit has concurred that this was a staged scene, in part because there were no signs of gliniewicz being dragged after the initial shot, and no physical signs that he fought for his life. we have also concluded that gliniewicz strategically aimed the first of two shots from his own weapon at the lower abdominal area striking his cellular phone and bulletproof vest which absorbed most of th...

Ballistics, the track of the bullet, which shot was fired first. remember, this started out as a homicide investigation. >> right. >> so it wasnt complete until everything was tested. enormous numbers of pieces of evidence had to be looked at. we havent even heard about dna on the gun, if he fired the gun himself, his dna would be on the gun. but was there any other kind of dna, any other donor of dna to that gun? i mean, we havent heard anything. but its much more complicated than people think....

This morning to wrap up the investigation into the death of lieutenant charles joseph glinnowicz. this extensive investigation has concluded with an overwhelming amount of evidence that glinnowiczs death was a carefully staged suicide. we have determined this staged suicide was the end result of extensive criminal acts that glinnowicz had been committing. in fact, he was under increasing levels of personal stress from scrutiny of his management of the fox lake police explore unit. we have the hi...

The f.b.i.s behavioral analysis unit back in 2013 thwarted 148 potential mass shootings. thats something to be said. but the reason they were able to do that is because they had the information from citizens giving them that information to look at those individuals. >> i think thats an astounding figure. 148 potential mass shootings were stopped bit action of law enforcement. what, going out and talking to these people or seeing if they had weapons or what? >> right. the behavioral analysis unit...

The requests of a survivor unless there is some bigger public safety purpose behind that investigation. >> reporter: again, that investigation suspended but still open john. >> still so many questions. rosa thanks so much. a gruesome mystery in mississippi has attracted the attention of an elite group of profilers from the fbi. the behavioral analysis unit the same unit that inspired the tv show "criminal minds" is now playing a key role in investigating whether a man found hanging from a tree...