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Residing. we look at the criminal history of the individuals. >> reporter: that helped eliminate two of the men who were too young at the time of the crime. inversion were then left with three, who they determined to be sons of the convicted offender. taking a closer look at the evidence, detectives realizrealized one of them, martinez lived in the minaralises building at the time, and came back with a direct match. >> theres only one individual who deposited his dna on her front shirt. that is ...

Distance, then sexually assaulted inside the car. >> during the assault, she was told not to look at the suspect. the assault was over she was brought back to her residence. told to get out the car and not look back. >> she hadnt looked at his face, but she had seen a lot. >> she was absolutely certain that the offender was caucasian. she described the suspect as having noticeably thick and meaty fingers. he spoke clear english, without discernible, or noticeable accent. >> from the words that t...

Which is where caroline pierce was manageress. we also found that — items from supasnaps, where wendy worked. it is clear to me that he knew wendy knell, or who she was, he knew caroline — he has targeted them for death. by having that really good current understanding of his life history, we were able to prove that he was lying. take a seat. we were able to get a dna sample from him, and that was an exact match from the offender profile that wed found that the scene of wendy, and a match to...

Illegitimate president. he knows! he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out the way it did. >> the russian weighing in on the election, and frankly the fbi is weighing in on the election. i think it makes this election illegitimate. >> it was a legitimate. my biggest fear is he will do it again with his best powell. and we will be stuck for six more years with this guy. and that is terrifying. that is terrifying. >> would you be vice president? [laughter] ...

3000 criminal dna samples that had been sitting on the shelf. there was no match. no match in any national database, either. detectives look hard at the hundreds of registered sex offenders in the area. >> we began doing face to face interviews. interviews with any individual who didnt already have a dna profile in the system. >> investigators gathered 700 new dna samples from and they questioned. and, from others, who just volunteered. >> they came down and said, i think im ashley description, ...

Looking at a maximum of 65 years. probably more towards the middle in terms of the guidelines. if you do a quick calculation probably around 12 to 15 years for a first offender, but this involved under-age girls and their abuse. >> will: the question becomes, what happens next? you have a wonderful analogy on your twitter feed. you said this is like prosecuting the get away driver in a bank robbery but letting the robber get away. will she name names? >> thats the disconnect for a lot of people ...

Misdemeanor, petty larceny as long as no one was seriously injured, and convicted criminals of weapons other than guns, felony charges downgraded to misdemeanors. what message is that sending to the criminal element in new york city? >> that the transaction costs of criminal activity have now gotten lower, and so crime is going to pay even more at a time in which inflation is taking money out of the pockets of americans, criminal justice policy is putting money into the pockets of criminals and ...

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Caroline pierce was manageress. we also found that — items from supasnaps, where wendy worked. it is clear to me that he knew wendy knell, or who she was, he knew caroline — he has targeted them for death. by having that really good current understanding of his life history, we were able to prove that he was lying. take a seat. we were able to get a dna sample from him, and that was an exact match from the offender profile that wed found that the scene of wendy, and a match to what we now kn...