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Robin drew couldnt imagine where her brother, craig, was. it was a warm summer morning, wednesday, july 20th, 2016. you cant reach him at work. >> no. >> you cant reach him at home. >> right. im getting no response. >> that break-in was fresh in robins mind when she decided to leave work at lunch and head to craigs townhouse. his soon-to-be ex-wife, laura, was there. she couldnt find him either. >> she says, oh, i figured it wouldnt be long before someone came looking for him. i dont know where ...

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Supervisor for pottawattamie county. but at night, for a dollar a year, hes a reserve sheriff deputy. >> reporter: i mean, how much stuff did you have to go through? >> it was um, it was terabytes worth of information. maybe about three dozen email accounts, a dozen facebook accounts and a number of different apps. >> reporter: and in his tiny office kava sat, hour after hour, late into the night, deciphering enormous amounts of digital data. >> it might take her five minutes to create a fake em...

To find out detective shane kreeger and chuck christiansen drove to delaware to question a college kid named rickey spencer. >> weve got a guy who i believe is of interest. he looks a lot like doug. he could pass for doug. >> on june 21st, 2010, the detectives made an announced visit to this house. >> we did not want him to know we were coming. >> we thought he might have some information to help us in a case we were working over in michigan. >> at the barracks in an interview room the two cops ...

Dave and liz back together. >> you compared notes on the harassment. >> oh, wed spend hours talking about it. showing each other texts and e-mails we got. and yeah, it was -- >> kinda comforting each other. you -- >> yeah. >> thats -- who else would understand, right? >> exactly. nobody else did understand. >> now they were -- >> he says yeah, its her, shes done this to me before, identifies a photo of her, shows me some text messages shed made a text referencing the fact she broke out his windo...

She handed them emails describing the murder. the sender, she says, was daves ex-wife amy. investigators thought otherwise and needed to look at caris car again. but the car had long since been sold to somebody else. but they found it, much used, in a whole other county. >> took out the passenger seat, pulled off the fabric of that, and theres a dark red stain right on that seat large stain. >> reporter: they tested it, human blood. and dna confirmed it was caris blood. >> thats huge. >> it was....

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>> from the beginning, when he was just joey from scranton,p.a. biden wanted to be the one to get things done. >> joe biden was always the lead dog. he had to be number one, he was in the number one position. >> a natural leader his friends say. >> he always followed joe. >> and a natural talker. >> an old joke about joe that if joe biden were standing knicks to an electric light pole hed strike up a conversation. >> big, boisterous family. constantly playing pranks on each other. >> with at lea...

Instead, solicitor scarlet wilson noted, she continued to lie about important details, after she made her deal to testify. and because she broke the deal, the sentence, 39 years. 14 more than ethan. >> this was heather camps kill. while, certainly, ethan mack was involved and, certainly, he laid his hands on kate. i do not believe that but for heather camp we would be here. >> still, said andy savage, after the fact, solicitor wilson could have had a much stronger case, if the charleston police ...

You know, shotgun here." they were goin nuts. >> reporter: there was the mossberg in the tall grass, about 20 yards from the back door of the trailer. boy, that was a huge development in that case. >> it was. i think everyones, you know, mood doubled or tripled when they found that gun. >> reporter: ballistics would later match the mossberg with the slug that killed the pregnant lisa. investigators could fill in one big box on their checklist -- murder weapon. next, they worked on possible motiv...