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Of all charges thanks to dna testing. with apologies and a few handshakes, a judge exonerated raymond jackson as well as james williams. they spent nearly half of their lives in prison until recent dna tests implicated two other men. jackson is hoping to start a business now, and williams recently reconnected with his childhood sweetheart. they are now engaged to be married. its heartbreaking that three decades behind bars, at least they get out and have a chance to start over with whats left of...

cartagena. thats where we find drew griffin now. youve been down there all weekend. whats the latest? >> reporter: this woman, her name is dania suarez. 24 years old, anderson. single mother of a young son. the young son goes to school. she herself goes to english-speaking class. we went to the apartment where she lived. its down a dirt alley, a middle class neighborhood, a gated community. her neighbors were -- quite frankly they were stunned that this was the woman involved with this...

six secret service members so far very -- have been forced out of the agency. all starting in a hotel in cartagena. thats where we find drew griffin now. youve been down there all weekend. whats the latest? >> reporter: this woman, her name is dania suarez. 24 years old, anderson. single mother of a young son. the young son goes to school. she herself goes to english-speaking class. we went to the apartment where she lived. its down a dirt alley, a middle class neighborhood, a gated co...

far ohave opinion forced out of the agency. all starting in a hotel in cartagena. thats where we find drew griffin now. drew, were now seeing this woman. youve been down there all weekend. whats the latest? >> reporter: this woman, her name is dania suarez. 24 years old, anderson. single mother of a young son. the young son goes to school. she herself goes to english-speaking class. we went to the apartment where she lived. its down a dirt alley, a middle class neighborhood, a gated co...

trouble. a 12th military member is under investigation. he was part of a group that provides the white house with information when the president travels. six members have been forced out of the agency. more departures could be on the way. all starting in cartagena, colombia. thats where we find drew griffin now. were now seeing this woman. youve been down there all weekend. what have you learned? whats the latest? >> reporter: this woman, her name is donia suarez. single mother of a yo...

Disappearance, jenna. jon: new dna testing finds widespread fraud with regard to fish. it is bait and switch. and consumers are on the hook. what is going on? >> reporter: this is one way to know what youre getting. but its no way to fight seafood fraud. 55% of consumers in los angeles, 48% in boston paid for one fish and got another. for instance, can you tell the difference between a snapper, red snapper and a cheaper talapia? a sole and a sea bass, a wild salmon and a steelhead trout, $20 a p...

in lower manhattan. theyre hoping to find etan patz, americas first milk carton kid, a 6-year-old who disappeared over 30 years ago while walking to the bus stop for the first time alone. more fallout from the secret service prostitution xand wills, the identifies of two supervisors who lost their jobs have been made public. in washington, growing calls for more firings. >> its a stunning thing. its actually disgusting. ahead, why the secret service scandal has sarah palin speaking...

Illinois. new questions about an iconic reporter claimed not clear. officials say the only way to know for sure is d.n.a. testing. >> d.n.a. of the blood on lincolns glove and do a d.n.a. on the head itself. >> im shepard smith. this is the fox report. its the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. and it has not been pretty that quote from the top general. he is not talking about the guy in the cube and in the tub. two more hearings today on capitol hill about that agencys $800,000 p...

>> i never understood what this smoking gun was until much later in the case, but eventually, the smoking gun was dna information. >> initially, we were puzzled on how the tainted tissue could get past the health checks. the processors did keep some of the tissue that was sent to them. so at that point, we basically sought out the assistance of our medical examiners office in new york city, and they were wonderful in helping us conduct all the dna testing. >> in order to send tissue a processor,...

refund robbery. >> its like the federal government putting crack cocaine in candy machines. its that easy. >> this isnt just a drug bust. it involves tax fraud and your refund is at risk. the price of life. >> the worst is not being able to watch my kids grow up. >> locked away for a crime he didnt commit. >> what did they give you when you got out? >> nothing. >> revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonights hosts randi k...