One of the most extraordinary cases. A murder just months after her wedding. She gave me a big smile and i remembered that smile for years. All the time the killer was hiding in plain sight. No indication she was ever spoken to . No. And then a new detective took a look at an old lead. He said its a match. A person no one would have ever suspected of murder. We were going to end this. Was suddenly suspect Number One. Perfect murder. Almost. Hello and welcome to dateline. She was found murdered and what happened to her remained a nightmare. But when detectives reopened the case, they discovered it wasnt a burglar, but a suspect that led to their own front door with the Smoking Gun. Arriving before dawn at the police departments police station. I was tired. Reporter he hosted a super Bowl Party the night before, and the beer flowed freely. That is a good way of spending the day, getting caught up on my reading with a couple of aspirins, maybe. Reporter he reached for a file that had been
i m so excited for the announcement tonight. tune in, pay attention, listen closely. four more years. subtle. it is a blow for former south carolina governor nikki haley who is the one appointed then congressman scott to his senate seat. senator scott is on the medium list for a trump vp pick as opposed to the short list. kylie atwood is in new hampshire. nikki haley reaction to this endorsement and the timing. reporter: this news broke while nikki haley was at the campaign event, one of six campaign events in new hampshire today. she did not really respond to initial questions from reporters saying, we will see if it happens. an hour later, her campaign coming out with a statement on her behalf responding to senator scott s endorsement. her quote was, interesting trump lining up with all the washington insiders when he claimed he wanted to drain the swamp. the fellows will do what the fellows are going to do. i m told she did not know the endorsement was coming at the
serve in congress. our panel will share their thoughts on that special number. plus, the case of the ex-buffalo bill player, matt awry sa, a rookie who was cut from the team after ugly accusations went public. now prosecutors have declined to press criminal charges against him. was his career ended prematurely. and the lawsuit by parents and authors against a florida school district that s been removing books from shelves, freedom of speech versus parents rights. which one will win. let s begin with dianne feinstein and questions about her fitness for office. she was out of work for a month fighting a bout of shingles. today we learned she suffered from inflammation of the brain, something she denied to cnn earlier today. she described it as a really bad flu. her staff also confirmed today that she s suffering from a rare neurological disorder called ramsey hunt syndrome, which causes facial paralysis. the pictures of her back at work show a more frail senator than we
and hundreds of men falsely accused of rape from prison proven innocent because of dna testing technology that wasn t available when they went into prison. and i believe the reason this isn t a false s accusation. the police agree something horrible happened to bring tha. the reason we have a criminal justice system because the court of public opinion is a horrible way of dealing with situations. we create a legal system to have procedures where all evidence admitted. that is a better way of actually getting real justice. it s always tempting to get ahead of that process, but i think we always should restrain ourselves and wait for that to play out. what gail was saying, sometimes that is sluggish. the process of the campus doing their due diligence or even the police, it takes a long time, and so are you saying that the buffalo bills shouldn t have let him go? no, i don t think they
home invasion gone wrong. her bmw was missing. there was no sign of the murderer weapon. but detectives did recover two .38 caliber slugs and something else caught detecti detective s attention. on the inside of her left arm, there was a bite mark. a crime scene analyst swabbed the mark for saliva that could belong to the killer. reporter: dna of whoever bit sherry. this was before dna testing technology would arrive, that could link a suspect to a sample like this one. back then, the dna was not much help. but the swab was carefully packaged and bundled with all the other evidence. for now, detectives did not have much else to work with. no eye-witnesses. no useable fingerprints. no clear motive except the