the beautiful wife something crazy about her. but an ill wind will blow through paradise. kennel dogs were very upset. it was huge ruckus. i knew my heart something terrible had happened. we heard the dog trainer gone? a trail of sinister clues. there was three wet blood spots in the hallway. there is also its of ammunition and guns and firearms on magnets behind tapestries. firearms injuries over his house. he has his arms around a big role of plastic in my brain goes there is a body. can anyone put it all together and sniff out the truth? what did that say to you? it s a lot to me. october 28, 2009, october 28th 2009. routine call middle of the day. a routine call from any other day. this batch that is what car talk to two ladies. what was it they said? two cars where they shouldn t be? someone moving something bulky from one to the other? back when it started lovebird should ve known, probably, that it was too good to be true. or to get to last anyw
. top of the hour this thursday morning. i m jim sciutto. and i m erica hill. happening right now, testimony is underway in the double murder case against disgraced and disbarred former south carolina attorney alex murdaugh. he s accused of killing his wife and youngest son in 2021. we ll take you inside of the courtroom just ahead. and aas soon as today police in fem memphis, tennessee, could release a number of videos from the death of tyre nichols. you see him there. overnight the memphis police chief called it a failing of basic humanity. this incident was heinous, reckless and inhumane. those five officers and others failed our community and they failed the nichols family and that is beyond regrettable. in our outrage and frustration, there is still work to be done to build each other up, to continue the momentum of improving our police and community relationships and partnerships. to show those who watch us now that this behavior is not what will define our comm
way. he put us where he wanted us, we saw what he was jessie, he protected us from what could ve happened. but of course, allotted have been. dreadful things. paradise lost, life taken, reputation besmirched, by a murder intent on blaming his victim. he was smart, funny, generous and ever liable. he contained wild beast with his whisper. , not so easy to bring a human heart to heal. l. tonight on ayman, the real 2024 referendum for donald trump s, the presidential campaign, is more than a race returned to the white house it is now a fight to stay out of prison.
saying based upon the brutality and the specific nature of what these officers were doing, the length of time at which they do it, fact it was described as using him as a pinata and you look at the autopsy report and the public is saying that seems awfully intentional. it doesn t seem negligent or reckless, it seemed like you knew what you were doing and did it anyway. so that is the distinction when you have murder intent versus other lesser included offenses. and we should point out that internal investigation found they violations excessive use of force and duty to intervene and duty to render aid. great to have your insight. thank you. this just into cnn, the justice department said that it has seized a dark web website from a notorious ran some wear gang, that site has extorted more than $100 million from different organizations. the fbi said the so-called hive
for him it seemed to have been the fact that he may be a criminal which is why he called the police and called him a suspect. i think many people are saying that this case is about race. certainly in the courtroom that i ve been sitting in every day, that hasn t been mentioned. a lot of it goes to the fact that the arrest took a long time, and people believe that s because the victim was african-american. prior to the trial. prior to the trial, the reason there wasn t arrest early on was because the victim was black. if the victim had been white, it would have been different. where it wound up resting its head during the trial was actually in what this profiling might be about. mark nejame, all these calls the prosecution used to show ill will, to show the secondary murder intent come from before the event. is there any proof of anything that george zimmerman said or did son this night that goes in that direction at all?