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Jim passe this artic by emily and bill harris and says to me with a note, what do you think? and i just wrote back to him, no woman would carry a token of her rapist. he went, yeah, thats right. what woman would carry a memento of a rapist? >> so we got the case agent and said, hey, listen, i want you to go downstairs, the evidence room. were looking for this necklace. he came upstairs and said, we got it. >> and then we contacted the l.a. police department and found that willie wolfe did have i...

That those individuals had had lived in the washington d.c. area for an extended period of time. they received their transmissions in english. one of those individuals was proficient in morris code and one of the agents was known to have a tumor on their shoulder in late 1996. >> how did you get the information in the matrix point? >> im sorry. thats classified. >> you want to protect your own sources and methods. >> i wish it was blue eyes, brown hair, walks with a limp. these are things like t...

>> we were still discussing things, but at that point, i wasnt going to go forward with anything else. i got everything that i wanted to get out of him. so we had set up a phrase that i would use with my cover team. that would show that the meeting was done and that it was time to come in and arrest xiang lee. the phrase was "our business is done here in saipan." >> now that our business is done here in saipan -- raise your hands! get down! get down! get down! on the ground. police. police. >> w...

Attempted killing of americans and prosecute it in the united states. so in august of 1992, my supervisor came by and dropped a big, dusty box and said, try to make something of this. and it was investigation of the hijacking of egyptair flight 648. this case was given to me as a matter of routine. we review all these cases to see if there might be some prosecuted proten sprosecute ed potential in the eventuality t he was released. the bureau wanted a contingency. can we prosecute him in u.s. co...

Government passed a series of laws giving the fbi jurisdiction to conduct investigations overseas for hostage taking, for the attempted killing of americans and prosecute it in the united states. and so in august of 1992, my supervisor came by and dropped a big, dusty box and said, try to make something of this. and it was investigation of the hijacking of egyptair flight 648. this case was given to me as a matter of routine. we review all these cases to see if there might be some prosecutetive ...

Command was a little bit concerned. >> reviewing a closed case was unusual, but his bosses at the illinois state police worried that newly-focused media attention might cause problems. >> my initial thought was of course they got the right guys. the illinois police dont make mistakes. we dont put innocent people in prison. but i will never forget the day i walked in and looked at the file sitting there and i had not even turned the first page when i got a phone call from the sergeant who was the...

On that case and the command was a little concerned. >> reviewing a closed case was unusual, but his bosses at the illinois state police worried that newly focused media attention might cause problems. >> my initial thought was, of course we got the right guy. we dont put innocent men into prison. ill never forget the day i walked in and looked at the file and i had not even turned the first page when i got a phone call from the case agent in the rhoads homicide. he blurted out, please dont ruin...

Violent enterprise bureau. and next to her is tara linech. im also joined today by first deputy police commissioner ben tucker. who is going to say some words here, as well. were also joined by chief thomas pritel of the nypd crime controlled bureau. and were joined by fbi special agent richard frankel who is in charge of the criminal division here in the new york office of the fbi. were also here with the case agent, the detective who led the way for the nypd. detective jarrett. now, im going t...

Mandatory that special prosecutors be brought in. >> its an idea that may have come. people dont understand how closely police and prosecutors work together. >> explain that to us. >> when i was an assistant u.s. attorney. i couldnt do anything by myself. i couldnt investigate crimes. i needed partners in the fbi, dea. thats how federal prosecutors work. you have a case agent. youre peers. you are equals. you work together every day to build cases. thats how prosecutors work. in new york city th...

>> okay. what was -- what would you say was the primary piece of evidence that caused you to move from willfulness to negligence? >> the primary was -- is how its worded. and it was -- the medical examiners report came back and he came back and said it was hyper they weria. before we were going with dehydration, lack of sustenance. the child did die from the neglect of being left in that car seat. >> and that was -- that was whiwhy the decision was made to get a warrant for second degree. >> yes...