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Software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner with you? i think the unusual thing would be if a journalist tried to do that kind of advanced forensic work on a mobile phone themselves. amnesty international security lab is run by claudio guarnieri, ...

As i understand it, they were able to detect traces of the pegasus software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner with you? i think the unusual thing would be if a journalist tried to do that kind of advanced forensic work on a mobile phone themselve...

That we _ phone. there are multiple examples that we can — phone. there are multiple examples that we can show and as you said, a example. _ that we can show and as you said, a example, forensics on 67 phones, 37 of those _ example, forensics on 67 phones, 37 of those showed some form of pegasus activity _ of those showed some form of pegasus activity recording to a frantic analysis— activity recording to a frantic analysis and for us, we think that is quite _ analysis and for us, we think t...

Detective holbrooke said the suspect knew the charade was over. >> he put his face in his hands, he literally covered his face for two or three minutes. tim ultimately looked up at us and the car salesman guy that we knew as tim permenter completely left the room. >> what did you see in his eyes, in his face? >> the first thing i thought was satan just walked in the room. >> coming up. >> i knew i was innocent. >> was he? >> juries like to see forensics. >> right. >> dna, the blood samples and t...

Defense. >> the attitude was, look, youve got to get up here and talk to these people. >> how do you remember him on the stand? >> i think he was calm. i think he answered the questions as best he could. very simply, i think very completely. we felt that we had made a showing that the state had not met the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> mike pinnel had waited four long years to get justice for his sister, but now he wasnt sure what the jury would do. >> there were times that i fel...

Ashley: austria quicking becoming a hot spot for the havana syndrome as more diplomats report unexplained health incidents with more than 20 u.s. officials reporting cases of the mysterious syndrome. joining me to discuss, fox news contributor and former cia station chief, dan hoffman. thanks for being with us. >> thanks. ashley: do we know enough about the syndrome to suspect potential foul play? >> well, we know enough to know that roughly 130 people have been afflicted by this syndrome. its b...

2016. should it be concerning to people that theres not really been much movement on this as far as figuring out who is doing it and who is behind it? >> yeah, i think in the initial stages there were many who doubted whether the attacks in fact were taking place and i dont think that there was enough attention paid to the forensics, to the science, to the medical details about what those who have been targeted, what they were suffering from and we started way too late. this is something that we...

Michael wolfe told him he fabricated the entire story about barbara participating in the murder of david jackson. >> particular jailhouse snitch was well known, the da said. mostly for the false information he provided. still, after three years in jail, it was enough to get barber released and placed on house arrest, pending trial. and then? prosecutor bandell met michael wolfe to ask him about testifying against barbara. didnt go well. >> the blow came to me when he said what am i getting in re...

The pro golfer found shot in the back of the head. what you make of it? >> its a very interesting case because where this happened is a quiet idyllic suburb of atlanta. it is not a place where theres a lot of violent crime. it is on a country club and as you said, i have played the course. i think that the police -- it is a pretty good police force and i think that they will use a lot of technology and forensics to catch this person or suspect. they are going to use -- theyre going to obviously ...

>> no, they dont. it has been reported that mr. pearson was from out of town. of note is his age. he is around 76 years old. the question is what is his business here? what was he doing in the area? what brought him to atlanta? theyre going to have to work backwards to see where he was killed. theyre going to have forensics to do on the truck. things are going to come back from the crime lab to start filling in the gaps and answering some of the questions. right now, we have a lot more questions...