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Activist piazon that. shes one of the few critics of mcauliffe who is willing to talk to us on camera you know all the artists a number of the artists are involved directly with the twenty eighteen and now there is this culture of fear but people are afraid to speak up no matter what they think people depend on the government grants people depend on government connections for the work that they have so people are afraid to show to show that to show their faces to make their voices heard tensions...

For help. but who did it? robbers? or someone else? normally, said walsenburg police captain vince suarez -- >> you always look at the closest people to the victim. >> except in this case, ralph candelario was also a victim, and clearly wanted to help find the killer or killers. cbi agent jody wright -- >> he was very cooperative, absolutely. >> so investigators turned their attention to the spurned ex-husband, jerry palmer. >> actually, the next day was when the investigators called me. >> it w...

"huerfano "world journal" which, said prosecutor matt durkin, had been exposed as an elaborate lie. >> that letter was in itself a very sensational story, but it was inconsistent with all of the physical evidence in the investigation that had occurred to that point. >> which the prosecution listed in detail for the jury to hear. but theres always more than one side to a story. defense attorney dariel weaver told the jury that when she read carefully through all the prosecution material, heres wh...

For sound, and they heard jim fayed talking about how he had tried to kill his wife but how it just hadnt worked out that time. prosecutor alan jackson. >> james fayed describes in detail how he told the killers about a party that pamela was going to be attending in malibu. according to him, they were simply supposed to carjack her and kill her, and everybody would think that it was just a random act of violence. nobody would know anything the better. >> now with a confession on tape, both jim f...

They are human beings, dont talk to them like that. dont call them animals. remember, she said dont call you them animals. then you see what they do and how they do it in the viciousness of it. no, im sorry nancy, i hate to tell you, you are going up the wrong tree, nancy. republicans stand proudly with the brave men and women of i.c.e., with border patrol and with our law enforcement. [cheers and applause] every single day, i.c.e. is tracking down drug dealers. child predators, gang members and...

A significant change in terms of policy making the keep killers all the time in foreign policy have not changed where things could change the oh. you know its two thousand nine hundred to european parliament because italy does bring a lot of any peace to european parliament and an alliance between the league and the five star movement could contribute to really strengthen on your set your skeptic. contingent there all right. from oxford university center for international studies month here we a...

. but in coordination with the policeman so there was not really a change to results from your policy your drug war so far your police have killed more than four thousand two hundred seventy nine people during their operations to in july twenty sixth seen and may this year and the human rights groups that you hate as many say as many as twelve thousand a human to human rights group you know dispute what they claim but they say as many as twelve thousand have actually died at least hired killers ...

Soprano and they said, you want an antihero? how about a mass murderer who is the hero of our show? >> "dexter" is about a blood spatter expert who is secretly a serial killer. >> soon hell be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties and my own small corner of the world will be a neater, happier place. >> he was raised by a policeman to channel his sociopathic impulses to only kill other killers. so he is a bad guy but also a good guy. >> i kill reprehensible people. i mean, the idea of the show...

When it came to foreign policy and national security, he was not different from most post-world war ii leaders in my view. he believed in the international order that served us well for twee 7 decades. he believed in multiple alliances and nato, we had to pool political and military intelligence and military capabilities together to deal with the thugs and killers in the world then and most importantly, he believed the united states was an indispensable global leader, had to step up to promote s...

Week or two ago. >> reporter: the thief in that earlier burglary, it appeared, used shaunas bathroom to take a shower and left with several pairs of shaunas panties and some jewelry. he left behind a pair of boxer shorts, size small. back then shauna immediately suspected some neighborhood teens, said george. >> so she had discussed it with several people, including george, and decided that it may be that she left something unlocked. and it could be maybe some kids that live in the neighborhood....