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To you right now, right now he wants to talk to you. >> the old man was celebrity mafiosi, known as the godfather who used to wander new york city in his bathrobe, pretending to be nuts. >> he goes hey, boy, whats wrong with you, whats wrong with you. what are you hanging around them baby killers for? he goes you hang with us from now on. he goes you hang around those people, maybe somebody comes up, puts a knife in your back. he would be at my cell early morning, jimmy, get up, get up, were goi...

You know, in the 2016 election and in the follow-up if there was anyone who tried to shut down the investigation. i do think there is a role for the federal government, for the justice department in combating what we saw in the last week. im glad eddie brought up what happened in kentucky because, you know, we saw three very serious incidents, in none of the cases were the individuals, the killers or attempted killers, connected to each other by anything other than hate. its clear now there is a...

So on august 3rd, 1998, federal marshals escorted jimmy into the psychiatric prison. >> once they stepped out the door, i was on my own. >> jimmys cover story was that he was a convicted weapons runner whose 40 year sentence pushed him over the edge and landed him in the psych prison. a psych prison filled with killers. his one inside contact, the chief psychiatrist, couldnt protect him, nor could his outside lifeline, a female fbi agent who visited as his girlfriend to monitor his progress. >> ...

Inside. >> if narcy had been downstairs helping with breakfast, and no key other than the wifes had opened the door since midnight, who then had admitted the killer or killers? an early on mystery. may meanwhile had been summoned by the hotel manager to her stepfathers suite. >> i asked them, what happened? and theyre just like hes gone. you know. and im like, what do you mean hes gone. try -- go do something. >> the hotel guards wouldnt let her in the room. >> one security officer was talking t...

>> at mid trial the case against narcys brother was solvent. a long trial of credit card receipts and cell phone records connected him to the hit men. but for narcy, it was primarily the hit mans word against hers until the jury heard about narcys secret cell phone. on the morning of the murder, garcia testified that narcy called her brother while they waited at a gas station near the hotel. >> narcy makes a call from that phone at 6:39 in the morning to say come on in. >> the coast is clear. >>...

Of that charismatic convict he had just put away for dealing drugs. jimmy keene. >> what happens when i have to deal with crazy killers and stuff, what if i get shanked, what if i get killed, am i going to survive this. coming up, a get out of jail free card with a price. >> they had your back. >> they had my back. >> least thats what you thought. >> thats what i thought. >> when "dateline" continues.

Hateful and violent. are you saying there is a line to be drawn from the presidents words to these two despicable acts? >> well, of course theres a line to be drawn, craig. im not saying -- you cant get in the mind of these crazed killers. and im not even trying to get in the mind of the president. im just saying its very clear that the sort of rhetoric, both in terms of scapegoating of vulnerable groups and jews are only one and not the ones who experience the most of this. but also the constan...

>> the anger just surged through me. >> now, a mother turns detective. >> her words to me, ill never forget were, i just want to know what happened to my daughter. >> join in as she hunts for a killer and searches for the truth. >> i wanted to put my fists through the tv. >> still brings my the hair up on my neck. >> "the confession." 18 years old, amy dodge was eager to live life on her own terms finding a job, a new apartment, and then she was stabbed to death in her bedroom, within months, a ...

Police department finding the hairs in the envelope in the evidence room where they were stored for years. they said the hairs were sent to the crime lab where state of the art dna tests could show that chris was there or ben was there at the crime scene, or that the entirety of the physical evidence was left by an unknown third man. that was the fundamental question that was huge, and the answer from the dna left no doubt. >> its all one person who did this, in terms of the dna. >> one, killer....

The person had used a back door or a window to enter the residence that night. that was significant in that this person had specific details unknown to the general public about the murder of jack jessee. >> most of the tipsters information was frustratingly vague like a riddle, yet another game to be played. there were two killers, though he gave no names. one had a knife, the other had the getaway car. both worked at a big box department store. the man who told the story in the bar that day had...