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>> you called and he called. >> yes. >> what did you get? >> nothing. voice mail. >> and i would send texts on top of that. >> no response. >> one i was going to call the police just letting you know. a normal parent, when you text someone that theyre going to call the cops because you cant find your child, they would reply. >> nothing. >> no response, no nothing. >> what do you think about that, jim? >> its very disturbing. why would they be so silent? gabby lived with them for a time. it wasnt...

Xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? new tonight, the parents of brian laundrie have no current plans to help law enforcement search for their son according to the family lawyer who also confirms the parents have not taken a polygraph test. wouldnt comment on whether they

Who -- who wins here? in court. >> i think trump loses, ultimately. as tim said, we dont have a definitive answer on this question from the courts. but if you look at the purpose of executive privilege, its designed to protect the institution, not an individual. and there is precedent, by the way, for a current president exercising executive privilege over a prior president, right? im sure tim knows 2001, george w. bush was the one who exercised executive privilege over a request for bill clinto...

It is the essence -- in essence, a military queue. he should be questioned under oath, if not with a polygraph test, if it happened, if it did, he should be relieved of his duties. jesse, another one of these folks with blind quotes, nothing like that to get the juices flowing. >> jesse: and never say this, dana, but i dont know what happened. i do know that my sources in trump world are saying that he probably had his team leak this, milley, to make himself look heroic, and its blowing up in hi...

But im not. i couldnt kill anybody. and then like in the end he put a bible verse so like that just showed me in the midst of this situation that youre in, youre trying to encourage other people, so it was just like really crazy to see that. >> i was just thinking about the light at the end of the tunnel, my favorite bible verse, jeremiah 29:11. >> you still thought you had a future? >> i knew i had a future. >> madisons present, though, was the four walls of a cell. time in jail did not motivat...

Into violence. you think madison saw his parents getting ready to begin a process that might have resulted in him being locked up, and he got angry, and he decided to kill them. >> i dont know what his mind-set was there, but could that have triggered him? sure it could have. >> by the end of the week, 17-year-old madison holton was charged with murdering his mom and dad? holtons bond now set at -- >> i dont go out here and beat a drum because we were able to put a 17-year-old boy in jail, but p...

To be done to my husband ever. and i assumed if i need to be eliminated, lets do it. >> detectives went so far as to check out linda at her job. she worked at a hospital where she might have had access to midazolam. >> we made sure all the midazolam that they had was accounted for during that time period. >> reporter: they also asked her to take a polygraph test. she took a polygraph? >> yes, she did. >> reporter: pass? fail? >> passed. so she was ruled out, in -- in our eyes. >> reporter: that ...

As soon as you all can do it. i want a polygraph test. >> i asked like three or four times for a polygraph. >> generally guilty people do not ask for polygraphs. >> madison stands by his story and supporters stand by him. >> he didnt do it. thats not possible. >> i knew like he wasnt capable of that. >> when "dateline" continues.

Do it i want a polygraph test. >> okay. generally guilty people do not ask for a polygraph. >> yeah, i mean, its a lie detector test. yeah, some people can find a flaw in that. some people can beat it even when they are lying, but i mean, i was 17 years old. i mean, i didnt know nothing about it. i just knew it was a lie detector test. >> that polygraph never happened, and madison remained a teenager facing two murder raps. law enforcement was lined up against him. his moms family felt different...

Forces. s.e.a.l. commanders describing him as a valuable and necessary asset who braved enemy fire and undoubtedly saved the lives of americans and afghans alike. >> these guys were your american brothers. >> american brothers, yeah. >> reporter: but at the end of 2013 his contract was terminated after he failed a polygraph test. so when he later applied for an s.i.v. to the united states, his application was automatically denied. rashid and i kept in touch after i left afghanistan. and in a mat...