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That barbara was a full participant in this, what i can prove is totally different. >> so you made an offer? >> we made an offer. >> barbara was offered two more years of house arrest and eight years of probation. she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder. meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred, something shed always denied. >> youve got to remember i had the option to go to trial and take it. its just tak...

Experience, you know, earlier legal proceedings like that or other instances of wrongdoing typically take place before federal prosecutors bear down on you. >> natasha, i want to give a final question to you, kind of the most obvious. if you step back from the legal lease, it seems that the trump organization was a very sloppy place with piles of money going to different trump-related issues, problems, and goals. and i wonder if at the end of the day we have a working theory of why that was, bec...

Actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayeds killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and thats where the investigation began to lead us. thats where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearly that he had an alibi for the actual stabbing. hes not the stab...

Not want bad stories about him to being out there and just be very much a control freak when it comes to what is published, but it is really interesting hearing the "national enquirer" say that in a onthat into the oy was there is a safe in new york, but a safe in l.a. so it really does raise questions about what else was buried and killed. >> we have two months until michael cohen returns to be sentenced. one of the things youve been focused on is this nuclear power deal and the quasi lobbying ...

I agree very much with dans analysis the dynamics have been changed. donald trump is a control freak in many ways. he wants to control everything he controlled this epic battle month after month. he alone had the platform and mueller couldnt speak. we talked about that before. mueller had a chance to speak in courtrooms. trump is losing control of the narrative and mueller is taking it away from him. you can see it in a fox poll fascinating. in july, you ask americans if they approve or disappro...

Of us agree tonight its deeply offensive to have a president who is the guardian of the justice system, protector of the law in our country so blatantly disagree what we believe, undermine much of what we believe. i agree very much with dans analysis the dynamics have been changed. donald trump is a control freak in many ways. he wants to control everything he controlled this epic battle against mueller month after month. he alone had the platform and mueller couldnt speak. we talked about that ...

>> james fayed is a control freak. if hes anything, he wants to be in control at all times, which is why he didnt want his wife, pamela, doing anything having to do with transfer licenses. the same m.o. is what drove this contract killing. >> and investigators believe that jim fayed exhibited that need for control as he planned his wifes murder. he focused, they believe, on a particular fear of pams. >> it was discovered that she had a phobia about knives. and she had believed that she -- if she...

But theres a little bit of a twist that i thinks with the testifying about trump coming up with a statement about what the meeting was. it always defied him to say he didnt know what it was, but he was still able to come up with the explanation of what it wasnt. well, what if she didnt tell him? if she didnt tell him what it was when he was aboard air force one and he came up with this reason or false story about the meeting, that meant that he knew what it was ahead of time, that he was already...

By early, february, 2016, the prosecution had rested its case against matt lyle. the husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who killed his wife during an argument. his defense attorney, tom clay, insisted that matt lyle was an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. >> they have a theory, and that theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. so if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you if you were to have gone to journalism sch...

>> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and thats where the investigation began to lead us. thats where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearly that he had an alibi for the actual stabbing. hes not the stabber. hes not the actual killer. >> you also knew he had probably a bigger motive than anybody else. >> there were always, in my mind, dual motives for james fayed to contract the murder of his wife. one was the divorce. but one was to silence who he thought...