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Now, from what we understand, they already alibied the husband. he took a lie detector. now, a lie detector can go either way, but more important is the alibi. can they corroborate where he was as the time. it appears theyve been able to do so. there will be a lot of questions for this victim, and if she spent 21 days with abductors, we can expect she must have more information about them we just dont know yet. >> and have to believe, a huge amount of forensics, and if shes bound, the materials ...

Congressional opponents size up his support out in the country. its relevant to people who want to reform our electoral college. and patiently its even relevant to donald trump, who said this. i think the popular vote would have been easier in a true sense because youd go to a few places. i think thats the genius of the electoral college. i was never a fan of the electoral college until now." while this is most lay theoretical debate, there are calls to dig deeper into how the popular vote dispa...

Either. its too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> thats exactly what they were hoping. >> finally the judge said, enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had to let bambi go. >> it became apparent the evidence was not sufficient to bring her case to trial. >> didnt have the goods? >> just wasnt there. wasnt there. >> yet shes the foundation of your theory? >> behind it. >> for the time being bambi was able to put ...

Well go to the concert, and i would really like for you to meet my dad. >> as for the greed part, that was life insurance money. two policies on julies life worth $250,000. one of them, the prosecutor said, had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didnt want to give julie griffith what she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> keiths daughter-in-law ally griffith l...

Either. its too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> thats exactly what they were hoping. >> finally, the judge said, enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had to let bambi go. >> it became apparent the evidence was not sufficient to bring her case to trial. >> didnt have the goods? >> just wasnt there. wasnt there. >> yet shes the foundation of your theory? >> theres no question about it. >> for the time being bam...

>> as for the greed part, that was life insurance money. two policies on julies life worth $250,000. one of them, the prosecutor said, had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didnt want to give julie griffith what she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> keiths daughter-in-law listened to the entirety of the prosecutions case. all she heard were theories. >> they...

If i ask a detective that same question, he couldnt pass it either. its too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> thats exactly what they were hoping. >> finally the judge said, enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had to let bambi go. >> it became apparent the evidence was not sufficient to bring her case to trial. >> didnt have the goods? >> just wasnt there. wasnt there. >> yet shes the foundation of your theory...

Was life insurance money. two policies on julies life worth $250,000. one of them the prosecutor said had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didnt want to give julie griffith she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> his family listened to the entirety of the prosecutions case. all she heard were theories. >> they told a story how they wanted it to go. and they h...

Two policies on julies life worth $250,000. one of them the prosecutor said had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didnt want to give julie griffith she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> his family listened to the entirety of the prosecutions case. all she heard were theories. >> they told a story how they wanted it to go. and they had facts that supported th...

The forensics they had against you, no hair, no fingerprint, no dna. >> nothing. >> but he did have charlies blood on his shoe. to humphries, that evidence was part of a bloody trail from the crime scene that was about to lead both the prosecutor and rick gagnon into a courtroom showdown. >> coming up, one of rick gagnons fellow inmates comes forward with a damning story. >> hes been given a fairly detailed account of what occurred that evening, and what the crime scene looked like. >> stuff tha...