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Second search warrant. and voila! they found it. but maybe too late. >> they discovered it in the bottom of a red tub that had a few inches of water in the bottom of it. >> and you know how computers hate water. but the waterlogged laptop wasnt all they found. >> the red tub ended up being a gold mine of evidence. >> like what? >> they found ammunition that ended up being consistent with the ammunition found at the crime scene. >> and remember that shoebox they found near the car crash? it was a...

Look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. >> reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathans movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school...

Not yet. gotta take it slow. >> reporter: we try to look at it from a distance. you cant let your personal emotions get involved. >> reporter: yeah. >> you cant allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. >> reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathans movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if...

>> all that evidence from the van was added to items recovered from the dumpster outside atlanta where hilton was recovered. a georgia cop on blood mountain had found the bayonet wrestled away from gary hilton. now investigators in florida had a theory. >> what was interesting about that knife is, before we knew of mr. hilton, before he had killed ms. emerson and been caught, our analyst in our lab showed us, this is the style -- this is what the knifes going to look like. >> cameras and memory ...

Playground, afterschool programs and computer lab. up with of the reasons that mosaic garden got off the ground is because the community got behind the project. >> were proutd d of this. if you give them support, if you treat them as human beings, if you recognize their humanity and their right to have a roof over their head and their right to have security and their right for their children to be able to sleep in a bed that they can call their own. then they can begin to take ownership. >> obvi...

>> youre in a doctoral program right now. >> yes. >> how long have you been volunteering with diane with kids off the block? >> it will be nine years in september. >> 11 years. i started in 2008. >> what are you teaching now? >> making up songs about long divisions. doing crazy dances. anything to get them involved, science and everything. >> reporter: and soon theyll have a lot more room to help a lot more kids. >> first it was a liquor store and then it was a restaurant. this is going to be th...

She has been a person to go to, a mentor, the most supportive person you could ever be around and be with. >> youre in a doctoral program right now? >> yes. >> how long have you been volunteering with diane? >> it will be nine years since september. >> eleven years. i started in 2008. >> what are you teaching them? >> making up songs about long division, doing crazy dances. anything to get them involved, relate in science to everything. >> and soon theyll have a lot more room to help a lot more ...

Teaching them? >> making up songs about long division. doing dances. anything to get them involved, relating science to everything. >> reporter: soon, they will have a lot more room to help a lot more kids. >> liquor store, then a restaurant. this is going to be the computer lab. >> reporter: diane is turning this empty building next door to her home into a technology and entrepreneurial center. >> hoping its open in september. >> this is the future. >> what does the future look like? >> it look...

Been on your life? >> she has impacted me tremendously. she has been a person to go to, a mentor. the most supportive person you can ever be around and be with. >> youre in a doctorate program right now. >> yes. >> how long have you been volunteering with diane. >> it will be nine years in september. >> 11 years. i started in 2008. >> what are you teaching now? >> making up songs and long divisions, doing crazy dances, anything to get them involved, relating science to everything. >> and soon th...

You cant let your personal emotions get involved. >> reporter: yeah. >> you cant allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. >> reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathans movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove hi...