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Could know unless they had actually seen the body. >> with buckland now out of the picture, a double murderer was still loose. >> and of course the next stage was for david baker to make what i think was an incredibly courageous decision. >> a dna manhunt. police sent letters to all men between the ages of 13 and 33 living in the villages. the letter asked each man to volunteer for a blood and saliva test. >> im sure they expected that the real killer, if he was indeed a resident of the villages...

In, good looking blond, 38 dds. i thought that was strange because he had lost both of his sons and i dont believe he knew at that time if darly was going to live or not. >> in the kitchen police noticed a set of white handled knives, one space was empty. it appeared the murder weapon, a 10 inch white handled knife came from the routiers own kitchen. the blood drops on the floor were photographed and taken for testing. the blood drops were analyzed to see if they were consistent with darlys vers...

Admitted that paulas situation did not look good. >> my first thought was shes probably guilty. it just looked overwhelming when you looked at the whole complaint. >> the fbi found some partial fingerprints on the threatening letters, but they did not match paula nawrockis. the defense team wanted to see if any dna was present on the threatening letters. the prosecutor would allow dna testing by the defense only if the results were fully disclosed, regardless of the outcome. paulas defense team ...

Corroborate that, even if his mother were still alive. wayne said she probably didnt see him come in. prosecutor jack mallard. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> less than six hours after henry said he saw williams and cater here, police heard a splash under this bridge. caters body washed up downstream two days later. 30 years ago, there was no dna testing. now there is. and so new evidence. remember those two human hairs found inside ...

Process, ana. as you say there are now eight bodies here at the police hospital which are currently undergoing identification its 2:00 in the morning and not working at the moment but they start obviously with photos which have been supplied by families. families supply information about unusual marks on bodies or anyone usual features on the bodies. they also looking for anything certificates or whatever that could tie them to something that might be in a wallet or purse and genetic material wh...

I think theyre being very very careful about identification. the first two have arrived here in surabaya, thats where the police have set up a hospital which will be responsible for i.d.ing. the family members have been asked to provide photographs, to provide any records which could help establish the identity. it looks like they also want to do dna testing on all the victims to make doubly sure. at this stage, no i.d. at least no confirmation of i.d. on those first two bodies. we are expecting...

Difficult it can be. >> you have to kind of sort through whats what even. >> you really do. and even once you see it with sonar, you have a basic shape and its better than it used to be in years past but now it still has to be identified and physically verified and thats why tony fernandez is being so careful in saying its not been verified and thats the way he works. hes a black or white man. this is what it is and this is what its not and this is not what it is. >> it would be horrible to get ...

Groups like these hold. well stay on top of this for you. weve been looking back at some of the stories were most proud of one of them a national story that we report order in june. hundreds of thousands of rape kits left untest and sitting on shelves allowing perpetrators to go free and leaching rape survivors with nothing to back their stories. since we reported on this issue, there has been strong reformrape survivors with nothing to back their stories. since we reported on this issue, ther...

And that goes back all the way to the bible days. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: they had marched 175 kilometers overnight, a journey that ended here, in the disputed golan heights along the syrian border. the cadets families joined them for the final stretch. >> joshua used a sword to conquer, from jericho. nobody picked up their bags and said dear joshua, god promised you, here it is. >> reporter: historians who are trying to piece together the truth think the meaning of the story ...

British and canadian troops are mobilizing to the hard hit african country. joining the efforts to contain the disease. well, you dont think of sweden and terrorism, but two car bombs rocked a neighborhood in southern sweden. the bomb shattered dozens of windows in their third biggest city. good news, no one was hurt, in the blasts that went off after daylight. one exploded in a nearby parking lot. the police arent sure who is behind the attacks. it seems to be the latest in the series of bomb...