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Chief. >> you just walked into these people? i >> basically said i want them to investigate what happened to her or water file and when to take it somewhere else. >> a detective promise to see what he could find out. but, apart from the hot phone call, britney says it felt like her moms case went nowhere. and before she knew what, months, started the years. britneys life moved on. married now she had another baby. she was adept each are. then, one day, she ran into the original detective who wor...

Wanted to start something new. he didnt want to give julie grievous which he wouldve needed in a divorce, and been entitled to. >> keys daughter in law, ali griffiths, listen to the entirety of the prosecutions case. all she heard were theories. >> they spawn a story, and they told the story how they wanted to go. they had facts that supported their story, but did not prove it. >> and thats whats keiths defense attorney, mark bryant, hammered home for the jury. >> whats no evidence mean? >> they...

Mollie: is it concern or should there be that this disturbing assassination could signal the beginning of sort of a new more dangerous era in japan or for democracies? >> well, i think we have to wait and see what the forensics look like this on this assassination. we have seen these across the globe including in israel, for example, years ago and obviously in our own country. and i think before we make any sorts of those definitive conclusions we just need to get more facts and also we need to ...

CLEVELAND, Texas (AP) — Authorities have arrested a woman in the killing of a Texas couple who was found beaten to death in their home more than 17 years ago.

Circumstantial evidence to prove that case. they have the gun, which forensics will prove shot the bullets that killed those individuals, and that gun is registered to robert crimo. but what they would like to have is a witness who saw him use the gun, saw him climbing up to the roof with the gun in his hands, and it sounds like they dont have that right now if their request for this one particular witness to come forward is any indication. >> yeah. >> so that could be a weakness in that case. >...

I didnt yet hear them talk about any federal charges. these are at the state level at this point in time. what is your assessment in terms of the strength of the case against this person so far? >> well, its really interesting, laura. so, of course, first-degree murder charge is a very serious charge. if hes convicted on any of those, hell spend the rest of his life in jail. i think from the request that the police put out today about looking for a particular witness who allegedly observed the s...

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. officials said Monday the bullet that killed veteran Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was likely fired from an Israeli position. But they say it is too badly damaged to reach an absolute determination, and that there is “no reason to believe” she was deliberately targeted.

The renowned Al Jazeera journalist was fatally shot in May while covering an Israeli military operation in Jenin. Palestinian officials have now handed over the bullet to US forensic experts.

Than a dozen garbage pins. hoping to find anything that linked daniel to jessies murder. >> in one garbage, can this cereal box full of ligatures. >> ropes that were very likely the murder weapons used to strangle jessie, plus a whole lot more. bloody sanitizing wipes, tape, shoelaces. >> i guess he didnt believe that we would have made the effort to go through the garbage. to find anything. >> police sent the evidence for testing, and forensics showed that both and daniels dna were on the ropes...

The 40-year-old crime scene investigator from California says his house is covered in blood as a result of his passion.