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>> not that corporal boyd and sheriff ellis thought for a second that they were wrong. they believed dawn was the killer. they told the prosecutor not only that dawn murdered teresa but that they were convinced she tried and failed to kill her with a xanax overdose at the casino. >> the sheriffs department thought that was an attempt on her life, but we had nothing to really support that. >> if tim evans was to get a conviction, he needed more evidence, some concrete proof that dawn had pulled t...

We was arresting her. and then, when she got to the jail, she said this was wrong. we made a mace take. >> the corporal and the sheriff were only too happy to explain how one clue led to another and eventually an inescapable conclusion. but prosecutor evans had questions, pointed ones. >> you could tell it was going to be difficult. >> where was the smoking gun? where was the murder weapon? where was even one single fingerprint tying dawn to the crime? >> as far as physical evidence, we really d...

>> if you think about it, thats exactly right. >> yeah. terrible looking at it that way, though. >> it was all there. a prosecutors dream confession. she even referred to herself as a cold-blooded killer. but there was one question anyone with a beating heart wanted to ask. why? there just had to be an answer. of that they were sure. but would they ever get it out of her? >> why in the hell did you do it? coming up -- >> at some point she was calling herself a hit man. >> a hit man for whom? a...

Has. how is team kushner responding? >> we got a response from abbey lowe, kushners attorney. he said, quote over six hours of voluntarily testimony mr. kushner answered all questions put to him and demonstrated there have been no collusion in the campaign with russia. cur ner saying he didnt recall, not that he didnt receive it hes saying he didnt remember. >> evans stay are there. more on jared kushner seems to turn up throughout this information. we expect robert mueller will be interviewin...

Plait. rob: wide receiver laying a huge hit on the saints, evans was not ejected from that game. jackie: kelly an conway clashes out and calling credibility crisis when asked if the president is currently having one. >> why not just say look, its in our commercial interest to be antitrump. just own it, dont you think that would be more credible for cnn? >> i guess you want everybody to be like fox news. >> stop being so jealous of fox news and their ratings. that would help -- jackie: credibilit...

Morrison. on june 11, 2010, almost three years to the day teresa mayfield was killed, sheriff ellis and corporal boyd drove to the wire factory where dawn lavender worked. she was halfway through her day shift and they told her she was under arrest for the murder of her friend, teresa mayfield. >> she first wanted to know why we was arresting her and then we went to the jail she said this was wrong, we made a mistake. >> the corporal and the sheriff were only too happy to explain how one clue ...

Anything about what had happened. >> as far as evidence could see, the case was a maybe at best. she had no reason to kill teresa. >> so to bring a case against her would be pretty tough, i would think. >> the case with dawn is puzzling. when youre working with a circumstantial case, every piece of evidence is definitely important. >> how could corporal boyd and sheriff ellis thought they were wrong. they believed dawn was the killer. they told the prosecutor not only that dawn murdered teresa b...

Precision, dawn lavender lured teresa mayfield to that dirt road. she then shot her in the back of the head and steered her car into the brush hoping it would stay hidden for a while. >> you will have to lie on the stand. >> like poor little innocent dawnie. >> cold blooded killer. >> if you think about it, thats exactly right. >> yeah. >> terrible look at it that way, though. >> it was all there. a prosecutors dream confession. she even referred to herself as a cold-blooded killer. but there wa...

Every piece of evidence is definitely important. >> reporter: not that corporal and ellis thought for a second that they were wrong, they believed dawn was the killer. they told the prosecutor not only that dawn murdered teresa but that they were convinced that she tried and failed to kill her with a xanax overdose at the casino. >> and the sheriff department believed that was an attempt on their life, that we had nothing really to support that. >> reporter: if tim evans was to get a conviction,...

We was arresting her and when we got to the jail she said this was wrong, that wed made a mistake. >> reporter: the corporal and f were happy to explain how one clue had led to another and eventually an inescapable conclusion. but prosecutor evans had questions, pointed ones. >> you could tell it was going to be difficult. >> reporter: where was the smoking gun, where was the murder weapon, where was even one single fingerprint tieing dawn to the crime. >> as far as physical evidence, we really ...