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narrator: at the time of the debra ewing case, corwin appeared to have a solid alibi. now investigators were becoming convinced he was not only debra's killer but a serial killer. could one of the still-living victims, wendy gauntt, identify him? detectives put corwin's picture in a photo lineup to see if she could. it didn't work. if i recollect correctly, it wasn't a matter of she couldn't identify him for sure. i think it was one of those, "maybe, kind of looks like him, but i'm not sure." narrator: investigators were worried. they were convinced corwin was their killer, but they didn't have a shred of evidence. burrough: they wanted to arrest him, but the d.a. basically said, "it would be nice if you had some physical evidence." narrator: wendy's vehicle had been impounded, and forensic technicians combed every inch of it. burrough: a tech came back with a single fingerprint that was not wendy's. and so they sent it up to temple, where danny had the adolescent record. today, that takes, what, eight minutes.
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suddenly changed. >> i'm doomed. >> what? >> tim said that? >> do you know that tim has some evidence? >> yes. oh, god. oh, god. it is the voice of a man in a trap. >> this is ridiculous and i have to tell detectives the truth. >> tim didn't speak up. >> reporter: only to me so far and it was in passing. i'm going to the police station right now and i said that danny was freaking out. >> don't. don't. don't. >> dan sounded desperate. >> no, baby. i'm going to do it. >> trust me, please. dan begged rachel to come back to the police station. he said he was about to do something that was going to change everything.
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going to have a hearing on that. if the judge finds that the bond is ineffective, the ag shortly thereafter will be able to seize assets again. >> wow. thank you so much for explaining that, again, that bond hearing on monday. we may have trump opening statements in the new york hush-money trial, as well, on monday. so many balls in the air right now that we're all juggling. we'll stay on top of it here on msnbc. thank you so much, danny, adam, for being with us, yasmin, thank you so much for your great reporting out the courthouse. that's going to do it for us this hour. i'm ana cabrera from new york. "deadline: white house" starts right now. hi, everyone. we made it to friday. it's 4:00 in new york on a very busy day of developments at the courthouse in manhattan where day four of the people of the
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there is still hurt and a huge feeling of injustice for too many people in this pennine town. now, today was part three of a four part into child sexual exploitation in greater manchester. so far they have all been backward looking, but part four will look to the future. it will try and outline just safe children are from these sorts of risks in the greater manchester area, and what can be done to reassure people about it. one of the important point is that the whistle—blowers, the canaries in the mine, if you like, maggie oliver and sarah rowe botham, cleared, vindicated first speaking truth to power all those years ago getting a lot of criticism when they did so. they have been vindicated for doing the right thing. danny, thank you. top—flight clubs everton and nottingham forest have both been charged by the premier league with breaking its financial rules. if the charges are upheld,
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