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Theres no life in her. later tonight, ill eat her for dinner. >> some poems talked about sexual activity with older women, sexual activity with dead people. >> im happy with my life. sharpening the blade of may unholy knife, this is where true hatred lies, screams of agni, my victim dies. >> police certainly knew they were working with someone who was very sick. >> gary dolan was unemployed and had no alibi for either murder. he also refused to take a polygraph test. and he wouldnt provide a dna...

Anything to indicate any type of relationship between the two. allen actually took a polygraph test and was able to pass that. >> because of the evidence against him, jonathan binney was in jail. after several days, he told police he wanted to talk without his lawyer present. >> he wanted the death penalty. he was wanting to plea to the death penalty. he told us everything we asked. he told us, and even that and more. >> what binney proceeded to tell investigators ranks among the most bizarre co...

Please, you know, spend your time looking for the person that did. >> pope was distraught over darrells murder. >> he came through the receiving line crying, and i thought he was so touched by darrells death. and he said, i loved darrell. he was better to me than my own father. >> pope was 40 years old, married, with a young daughter. he did, however, have a police record consisting of arrests for petty theft. since he was the last known person to see darrell alive, he was automatically consider...

That gap had to be filled in. >> he also passed a polygraph test. >> one of the detectives did come to my work and he asked to see me. at that time, i said, am i still considered a suspect? and he says, mr. church, yes, you are. and i said, well, i think that you need to look somewhere else. >> diane church was also considered a suspect. >> they gave me a lie detecter test, a horrible thing to go through to go to the police station and be fingerprinted and lie detecter test and all this kind of ...

Where he was at the time of his fathers murder. he said he had an alibi and offered to take a polygraph test. >> the guy who gives it to me, he says, well, you passed the polygraph test. i says, passed it? he says, yeah. he says, youre a lousy liar, which, thats cool, you know? >> so, investigators turned their attention to sharon zachary, who not only lived next door to rogers but worked as his caretaker. sharon said she was with a friend shopping all day across town, but investigators discover...

Nothing. this is what it leaves basically in concrete when an accelerant such as gasoline is poured on something. you know what i mean? >> jean also said she called the fire department from a phone in the house. investigators found the outside door was locked. if jean locked it on her way out, police saw this as evidence that she was in no hurry to save her husband. >> her husband is on fire, burning in this building. she runs outside, but she locks the door behind her. see, to me, thats very im...

The victim said jason wilcox was not the man who assaulted her and wilcox was also eliminated as a suspect in the rogers case. >> and in the end he was given a polygraph test and was clear and had alibis to where he was at the time. >> the composite sketch prompted hundreds of leads, all of which had to be followed up. the description of a blue and white boat generated plenty of hits. >> we had close to 800 men called in. a lot of them had to do with blue and white boats. that was a big, big job...

The hot kerosene heater with gasoline, causing the explosion. jean frack tickly tried to put it out. when she couldnt, she ran to call for help. at some point, jim struck his head on the workbench which fractured his skull and caused his death. the defense offered no explanation for why jean locked the door on her way out of the house except that it was force of habit, something she did every time she left the house. jean long herself took the stand in her own defense. >> she came across as comp...

Fire department from a phone in the house but investigators found the outside door was locked. if gene locked it on her way out, police saw this as evidence that she was in no hurry to save her husband. >> her husband is on fire burning in this building. she runs outside but she locks the door behind her. see, to me, thats very important. >> you think the jury is going to buy this? i can tell you right now, they wont. >> major overbee was asked to take a polygraph test and she agreed. >> she was...

That jim long mistakenly filled the hot heater with gasoline, causing the explosion. gene frantically tried to put it out and when she couldnt, she ran to call for help. at some point, jim struck his head on the work bench, which fractured his skull and caused his death. the defense offered no explanation for why gene locked the door on her way out of the house accept that it was force of habit, something she did every time she left the house. gene long herself took the stand in her own defense....