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Jessica. >> it was a huge comfort to jessica at a time she needed it the most. word got out the cops were looking at her. >> yeah. lots of rumors that i did it. >> it got tiring to hear people say you need to look at the daughter. >> they did take a hard look. >> they did. >> they think the daughter killed him. she is in cahoots with her fiance. my circle was not believing that. >> police and prosecutors came to the same conclusion. jessica and jason were innocent. >> everything they were tellin...

But there is still, as you would, as a lawyer, acknowledge the basic principle of innocent until proven guilty. and even some sort of traditionalfeminists like germaine greer think that metoo has now gone too far. is there a part of you that sees that argument? totally. i mean, ivejust written a book on this, misjustice, which is... ..which is, in which i express my real concern that this is not about due process, that people will suffer the consequences of being named by anonymous persons and t...

Goling legal matter, and it is that the monarchy cannot be involved in a legal matter. this is what someone who is close to prince andrew told me that it is no doubt that the met police have come having reviewed the sexual assault against the duke after having taken no further ak chun. despite going with the reporter, there are not enough claims to vigorously claimed his innocent, and claims to do so. they can fight it on various grounds, but it is not a criminal case, and and they would not fac...

Explain why scott hid from tv cameras. not guilt about laci, guilt about amber. in coles mind, scott acted like a man whod expected his wife to come home. so that, said cole, is why scott didnt want a ding on the car door when the cops were searching his truck. sold lacis car, though? >> he did sell the car because, you know, he was not rich. the peterson family isnt rich. >> reporter: and scott hemmed and hawwed about what he was fishing for, said cole, because the whole point of the trip was n...

He understands whats going on with his family. he explains it in cold blooded detail to kay right there. >> my father made him an offer he couldnt refuse. >> what was that? >> luca held a gun to his head and my father assured him thats either his brains or his signature would be on the contract. >> he is an innocent. he was quiet. he was shy. he was outside. he was not in the inner circle. >> thats my family. its not me. >> he kind of deludes himself into believing that. but everything starts to...

Here is dana de beauvoir, travis county travis county chief. thank you so much for your service to travis county and thank you for making time for being here tonight, we appreciate your time. >> good evening, my pleasure. >> so, let me ask you, youve said that ken paxtons attempt to get you in tight it was meant to be intimidating and some of that was successful. i wonder if you could just take us back to the moment where you realize that this was happening, when you realized what he was trying ...

You believe in process, court of law and... due process, absolutely. ..evidence. yeah. so do you believe that that approach is legitimate or not? i think thats civil disobedience, and let me tell you why. its a bit like the suffragettes throwing bricks through windows. youll get that kind of behaviour when the law, when the legal system and the system thats operating in our democracy is not delivering to half the population. and so women are basically throwing a brick through the systems windows...

Enablers. whether that crosses a criminal line or not is something the doj will test, but its not the only or most important thing. if people in power use their power to forge common cause with what you see on your screen. look in the mirror and see our flaws while theres still time to deal with them. whether these flaws and wounds will heal or are a precursor to something worse that we will have all have to live through, that depends on the rule of law and an engaged public. i want to turn to o...

Fishing. >> cold? thats what buehler thought. >> ive run into people that had grief before, many, many times, and this was completely off the charts. nobodys ever reacted this way, in my presence, when it came to something like that. >> when they got back to modesto, scott was booked into jail. it seemed like the end of the road for scott peterson. but the circus wasnt leaving. it was just moving up the road a bit. coming up -- >> im innocent. >> he can be very smooth, but theres something under...

Its pure chance im standing here and those boys are lying there. and that brought it home to me and probably more than anything. the fact that we had roughly the same dinner before the march. quite honestly, i owned the bogside. i occupied it — you keep using the word innocent. there is no innocence in a riot. if you get into an enormous crowd which is out to make mischief, - you are in the first instance a party to it _ i if you are on the receiving end, . which we were, you have to assume th...