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Normal 23-year-old kid with normal background and no criminal aspirations. he planned an attack on military base in texas he wanted to kill soldiers execution style. his backup plan was attacking a prison. he left the country about a year ago to train in syria. anna tucker, clayton, back to you guys. >> thanks, elizabeth. a lot of questions about this guy whether he was captureed too quickly. could very led us to a larger terror network in the united states. earlier on the show we spoke to tim c...

Investigation and try to see if he has a support structure if he is getting orders from somewhere and military support from somewhere its good to know. the other possibility is if you think he is he going to cooperate then maybe talk to him right away. im not sure why the investigation had had to be taken down immediately upon his return. >> we have seen this other n. other situations in portland tracking those guys. fake guns luring them in with fake weapons to try to nab them as part of a larg...

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Believe, you know if well-led they will do whatever theyre asked to do. and theyll support whatever they need to support. >> what of the value of intelligence? you used to run the defense intelligence agency, the sister to the cia. and theres been a question about whether this administration is capturing enough terrorists and interrogating them as opposed to just killing them with drone strikes. i actually asked the head of the cia john brennan about this and he said we are still capturing terro...

I think she clearly thinks shes the smartest person in the room. >> it might be important forensically to know did you have sex with him that day in the bed or anywhere in the apartment? >> on the couch. >> the couch. okay. before he showed you the body or after? >> after. >> was it intercourse or was it oral sex? >> intercourse. >> they have this young girl in a small room with a video camera going on above her head knowing everything they know about interrogations becoming public, the cops ask...

>> you can raise any question what might have happened worldwide and not going to confirm nor deny it. >> we began, you and i, talking about this interview last summer at a time when the senate was investigating the enhanced interrogations carried out after 9/11. one of the key issues was whether or not the agency exaggerated the effectiveness of the e.i.t.s. did enhanced interrogation play a role in our being able to track down osama bin laden? >> i cannot determine cause and effect, that it wa...

With all the learning people got, i knew i had a chance. >> when you look at the evidence and you look at the forensics and what it shows us, alvin was telling the truth. unfortunately, just nobody wanted to accept it or believe it, so they just kept pushing him till he came up with something that they wanted to believe. and they wanted to believe it because they fed it to him. >> today, alvin works at the local supermarket, stacking shelves. the man who conducted alvins interrogation thinks the...

He did not do it. he was emphatic in saying that he did not do it. >> why did you stab him? >> i didnt. >> why did you stab him? >> i didnt. >> alvin, the autopsy shows you did. you hit him in the throat with something? >> no. >> you hit him in the head with something? >> no. >> you didnt do nothing? >> no. >> i dont believe that. >> the police continued saying, alvin, until you tell us what we want to hear, you will not be able to go home. >> but during the second day of interrogation, alvin st...

>> he pleased guilty to idnap kidnapping and improper conduct with a detainee. >> he cried on the stand when he learned that stacey was dead. >> jurors could not know that a decade ladder jimmy fennell would be in prison. >> you talk about multiple interrogations, good cop, bad cop techniques. being yelled at being called names, pretty intensive interrogation from the texas ranger that was in charge. >> jimmy fennell was the primary source for the time line that was used by prosecutors in the

Charged with sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint. >> he pleased guilty to kidnapping and improper conduct with a detainee. >> he cried on the stand when he learned that stacey was dead. >> jurors could not know that a decade ladder, jimmy fennell would be in prison. >> you talk about multiple interrogations, good cop, bad cop techniques. being yelled at, being called names, pretty intensive interrogation from the texas ranger that was in charge. >> jimmy fennell was the primary