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The body camera video from his fatal police shooting last month. the judges order limits what the family can see of the encounter, though. it occurred when deputies in elizabeth city, north carolina, served a search warrant at browns home. the family will have access to 20 minutes of nearly two hours of not analogy. the parts being withheld the judge says dont contain images of brown. there is a tiger on the lamb. police in houston are asking for help tracking down a bengal tying that are may ...

Different stripe. a drawing of a bear�*s head by leonard da vinci is expected to fetch 16—million dollars when it goes to auction this summer. hello. as yesterday, today is shaping up to be a day of sunny spells and showers. the devil is going to be in the detail, though for the next fews days. those showers circling this large area of low pressure with still fairly tightly packed isobars today. but as the week goes on, the low pressure remains with us just slowly meandering southwards but t...

Except for one thing. the crime lab had determined that one of the unidentified sets of remains, jane doe number 7, was a young black female. >> when they told us that they had a young black girl, i thought, i didnt have a young black girl on my list. >> for medical investigator wendy honeyfield the bones of jane doe number 7 and her pink-tipped acrylic nails were a beguiling puzzle. >> shes like a lot of other cases that we had skeletal remains that come in. and theres so much work thats always...

Lopez was out there to along with practically every other member of the albuquerque police department and forensic experts from the fbi. digging, scraping, lifting. >> the reality, it was kind of like this is not happening. you know, its stuff you read about. >> then came seven. eight. nine. ten. 11. it turned out, all were women. and all with the same name. jane doe. and ida lopez couldnt help but wonder if the dry bones where the women she had been looking for. >> you know, i just didnt know. ...

Break because they told the police that when he was active here and most importantly when he quit. >> there could be somebody up there right now. >> yeah. >> and just depending on where theyre at, they wouldnt even see them up there. >> detective tod and sergeant lou do the job trying to track down the killer. all they knew was that he killed at least 11 women and that the 2005 housing boom that brought suburban sprawl to the west mesa probably forced him to abandon this burial ground and find a...

Chavez and michelle valdez had been virtually invisible to everyone in albuquerque except their families, their customers, and detective lopez who had their names on her list of women. but for the most part, they didnt even know there was a list. the news media has shown little interest in the story when desperate family members had come to them asking for help. >> they wouldnt even put a picture on the news or nothing. thats all we really wanted, you know? just flash a picture real quick. >> of...

Year after the first bones were discovered on albuquerques west mesa, the last set of remains was matched to another name on idas a list. >> university of north texas identify jamie borrell or through dna. >> although 15 year old jimmy was not a prostitute she was last seen with one. her cousin, evelyn salazar whose remains were also found on the mesa. there were still seven missing women who fit the profile on ida lopez his list and if they werent on the mesa, where were they? with the investig...

The sandy desert floor below. but if one of them had during the 2003 or 2004 festivals, they might have actually seen evidence of a murder moonlighting as a gravedigger. it turns out that even though that evidence was long gone by the time those bones were discovered in 2009, a birds-eye view was precisely the perspective investigators needed to start their search for a killer. >> when you see the satellite photos and you see the scarring on a desert floor, now knowing what we know now, its very...

Murder case landed in their laps, detectives knew they would be chasing a phantom. grasping at smoke. the killer, whoever he was the police naturally assumed he was male, had a five year head start. >> you think were dealing with one guy here? >> i think theres no doubt that its one guy because based on our experience with crimes of this nature, homicide crimes, we have multiple offenders someones going to talk. >> this killer had seemingly left nothing behind but a pile of dry bones. and a few ...

Further up the road the car slows, and a minute later the trio heads towards the wall as we follow behind. this smuggler has never allowed cameras to trail him before, and he agreed to have myself and local producer following him, and recording on our cell phones, knowing our presence could cause them to get caught. >> they are crawling, clearly avoiding being seen, and dragging the ladder they will use to go up and over the wall. this is a difficult trek here, no question. its slow progress on ...