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Information before that grand jury regularly, and that information contains a lot of different things. even that device issue tells you a lot. number one, it told us that they convened this body to consider evidence. number two, it indicated that they believe on august 30th and september 1st, she was not otherwise available and could have been dead. why? because in order for you to get an indictment for that, you have to show that the person did not give permission and authority, that is, the ow...

>> very good to be with you, fredericka. actually, thats not surprising because normally in these circumstances you want to keep your eyes completely open, your ears open. you want to understand it from every perspective and unless its an obvious accident of course were going to classify that as suspicious so you keep your mind open to any possibility. you bring in your homicide investigators because usually those are some of the best investigators that you have on the department. they are very ...

Basis, just in terms of humanity, this girl lives with him. they were supposed to be close to her and cared about her. the fiance of her son. you dont tell the parents that the kid is back without her and you dont take their call and it matters in terms of the timeline because who knows how long gabby was laying out there. it may have made a difference in terms of the forensics. >> what you described is human nature. thats the conduct that we expect and anticipate people to engage in and when th...

>> reporter: for now the investigation into sabinas tragic murder continues. and while many questions remain there was little debate to be had on the fact that sabina, like the countless women killed in the uk every year, should have been safe. the investigation into the murder of sabina nessa is still ongoing. and police are appealing to anyone with information to come forward. here at the vigil tonight there was still forensics teams combing through the bushes looking for evidence. there are m...

Search now under way, 25,000 acres in this reserve, not clear exactly why they believe, why they keep returning there, they stop and start again. but can you tell us, the fbi does this, right? theyre very good at finding people. tell us what goes into a search like this at this point? >> yes, and the fbi is very good at finding people. and they leave no stone unturned. everything from digital evidence, forensics, even small hairs and fibers that may be left behind, all of that is being collected...

She had this woman talking to her. she have is out there alone in the wild with brian laundrie. did she decide ive had it? i am seeing who he is on this trip and i want out? is that what led to it? you cant escape the forensics, harris. here is the van and here is gabbys dead body. they have got to find brian laundrie. >> harris: i wanted to ask you before i let you go. you and i have covered stories like natalee holloway together. when you hear the f.b.i. and cops whoever was tasked with this h...

Possibility. >> jennifer, as this search continues, investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened to gabby petito. now that her remains have been identified and her death ruled a homicide, what changes legally about this case? >> well, anna, its very hard to charge someone with murder without a body. one of the things you have to prove first is that the person has been murdered, theyre dead. the fact that her body has now been found means of course those charges can be brought...

Cause of death. investigators, im sure, are aware of that. theyre looking at his behavior and theyre looking at what behavior he hasnt engaged in. when he got back to florida, did he reach out for gabby? did he reach out to friends of gabby saying, hey, have you heard from her? did he contact her parents? theyre looking at forensics, the behavior, the lack of behavior which adds up to is this somebody we want to pursue as a suspect or is there somebody else were simply not aware of. but everythi...

It really, it hit all of us. i think that everyone watching and following this case, feels the same. just so incredibly sad with the new developments. nancy: laura standing by, we go to panel, joseph scott morgan. and -- he has handled over 10,000 death scenes to you, there is so much to find out, if laundrie was there at the time she died. is in trouble. forensics can tell us when she died, how she died, how she died, was she dragged there. so many questions. >> yes there are. one thing we like...

Forensics, other documentation, to get the viable and valuable warrants they need to do their job and ultimately bring this case to justice to find out what happened, how it happened, when it happened, and who did it. >> meanwhile, petitos family has to watch this all play out in public. leyla santiago, tell us what the fbi is saying now about this search. >> the fbi just releasing a statement saying, and i quote, the fbi is executing a court-authorized search warrant today at the laundrie resid...