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Do the parents have specific hard questions they need to answer. they knew he was gone for days and didnt alert authorities. >> i dont know how deep the parents are in this incident. they have a right. they can be silent. they cannot incriminate themselves, their son, but honestly at this point, it doesnt look good for them or their son, whether he is dead or alive. this is not good. im also suspicious of the story that they told of the vehicle going to the park, and them picking it up, or whate...

In the country has been talking about the case. there were no criminal charges pending against him. now that he is a fugitive from justice, anything they do to help harbor their son and prevent his arrest could lead to criminal charges against them, so it does increase the criminal exposure of the parents. paul and anthony, thanks. theres other breaking news coming into "the situation room" tonight, new information about a mass shooting near memphis. police say at least one person is dead and ...

Successfully for a long time. you are thinking about whitey bulger, eric robert rudolph, the olympic park bomber, who lived in the woods five years before we found him. you have to have money, you have to have support from your family, from the community, and you have to have a deep level of kind of cunning and street smarts to be able to kind of bridge from one place to the next. there is no indication that brian laundrie has any of those things working to his advantage at this point. and if he...

>> they have a dead body and they have him driving the car, her car away from the scene all the way from out west to florida. to me thats probable cause. >> reporter: and officials in utah releasing a new witness statement from an altercation between the couple last month where police were called in. it reads in part, "i think the male took the females phone. it appeared that he didnt want her in the white van." adding, "from my point of view, something definitely didnt seem right." crews are no...

The police showed up at their house. what do you make of where he may be? >> now this has now turned into a manhunt and this is an entirely different set of circumstances because law enforcement officers, when you clear away the clutter, law enforcement officers are manhunters when it comes down to fugitives. hes now a fugitive. if you look at the way that the criminal justice system works. they are actively searching for him as a suspect. they may not say that word suspect because of the new po...

With this. he is either a fugitive on the run trying to stay away from law enforcement or he is going somewhere to do harm to himself or maybe, you know, suicide by cop type of thing. so i think right now the search of that reserve area, because its so remote, its not a place you would go if you were looking to run away. when you are running away, you go places you have never been before. he is going back to some place if he is in fact there, he is going back to some place he is comfortable, tha...

And the fbi know now -- i mean, youre going to find out whether his phone has been used, whether it has been moved, whether any of his cards have been used. i think they probably have an idea whether theyre looking for brian as a fugitive, or looking for brian as somebody who took their own life. >> jean, investigators believe the remains are those of gabby petito because there has not been an autopsy, that is scheduled for tomorrow. manner of death still on the table. cause of death. and you po...

>> ballpark, a billion billion and a half dollars. >> and then, halloween eve, 2009. more than a year had passed since melissas murder. and tony villegas still waiting in jail, awaiting trial. and, another twist to the story. >> scott rothstein has disappeared. >> unlike, melissa scott was not a murder victim, but he was a fugitive. a burning he made off figure on the run. >> he had left the country in a private jet for morocco, with $60 million in cash and his collections of watches and jewelry...

Here, jim. it makes no sense. the two reasons that you can hold somebody, not give them bail as a judge are, one, the persons a flight risk and might take off and become a fugitive. two, hes a danger. who knows if hes a flight risk? hes certainly unstable. but danger? what could be more dangerous to the community? does anyone feel safe having him out there? i was really shocked that the judge agreed to bail him out and on $20,000. >> very strange, indeed. but i suspect that this is not the last ...

His name, salah abdeslam, he drove one of the suicide bombers, wore a suicide vest himself and for a matter of months after the attack bake europes most wanted fugitive. what was going to be his attitude going into this? was he going to reveal anything, cooperate with the court? were beginning to see some answers. when he was given his first chance to speak, he said theres only one god but allah. more importantly, he was asked his profession before the attacks. quote, i gave up my profession to ...