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Before he disposed of the body. he would have then taken the car back down to the end of the driveway, walked back up to the house and disposed of the body during the seven hours or thereabouts, before he called mrs. thayer. keith morrison (voiceover): the defense attorneys tried to swat it all down. and cal harris himself was adamant he had nothing to do with his wifes disappearance. its one thing to say look, im innocent. i didnt do this. but its another thing to have so many people accusing y...

>> reporter: thats the biggest question is why somebody starts at that particular time and move forward with a plan to cause destruction and death of what he did. thats one of the biggest answers. we want closure as a community and as the victims family. they want to know why he did what he did and whats the cause? >> when you hear the sheriff saying we keep looking for some sort of event. normally you find a note or a conversation with a friend or a neighbor or something in the early electronic...

Think its difficult to say this you know when companies experience that data breach like this they have to hire an instant response team to do forensics and take a look at deeper look at the security configurations at the company to determine how the hackers got in and i think in this case when yahoo hired that forensics team they were going through the exercise to understand how the hackers got in and they discovered that the hackers you know apparently had access to more data than they origina...

Companion was quite subservient. with all the athames to see if they could press charges, the wife of the boston bomber did not meet up with any charges. i think here as well wendys point is well taken. this woman is the best clue, this and perhaps his phone and his computer, as to a motive, as to where he was in the time before this action, as to what exactly may have been going on. i think they need her cooperation and i think she will continue to give it. >> melissa: what could she have done ...

Start downloading the forensics on that computer and those phones and tracing the money, were going to start to get a much clearer picture over the next week of the why. >> brian: evidently he went to a local starbucks in mesquite and multiple workers said he treated his girlfriend horrendously, they used to wince when he had conversation and embarrass her publicly. something i know you put together if isis wasnt involved in terror groups that dont have a role, they are watching, watching the re...

We get that girlfriend down and start downloading the forensics on that computer and those phones and tracing the money, were going to start to get a much clearer picture over the next we are of the why. >> brian: evidently he went to a local starbucks in mesquite and multiple workers said he treated his girlfriend horrendously, they used to wince when he had conversation and embarrass her publicly. something i know you put together if isis wasnt involved in terror groups that dont have a role, ...

Trail. staying on the forensics, the crime scenes, the operational -- doing all the things that you might say our routine but theyre really not, finding out where every camera is located, getting all the film, trying to find people and witnesses both inside and outside the perimeter of the crime scene. all those things are the things that are factual. the information -- eventually all of those things and all of those facts at an intersection where you answer the question that everybody is asking...

Question until weve completed the investigation. >> let me just add that, you know, i believe and i think you will see that there will be more forensics done by these companies. again, when we just look at scale, france versus the united states, for example, facebook terps of what happened, i think theyve got some more work to do and im pleased to say i think theyre out doing that work now. >> reporter: senator, the president has said repeatedly any talk of collusion is a hoax. and you have gone...

The gun. the forensics on the gun will tell everything. there is no doubt from everyone i talked to these were automatic firing weapons. the question is how did he get them? how did i train them with no detection? anderson. >> drew, appreciate that. i want to bring in law enforcement panel. panel of experts. art roderick former assistant director of marshal service. phil mudd. and julia. art when you see that you say thats a work around. >> its a work around. did he make some modifications. i sa...

Process. there are forensics involved, there needs to be a concerted campaign with the proper context to release this. but it doesnt seem that dhs has done that and the way theyve rolled this out has been somewhat surprising, if not baffling. >> ned, while i have you here i want to get your take on the other big story today. this nbc news report that secretary of state rex tillerson considered resigning over the summer. additionally that he called his boss a moron at one point during a meeting t...