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Agencies would be on the case. >> check and make sure that fire rescue is going to be coordinating with us. >> st. johns county sheriff, david shore. >> all bets are off, theres nothing more important than a victim whos being held against their will and who has been threatened with homicide, so you roll out what you have. >> while reid went to the sheriffs office, a s.w.a.t. team was deployed to his home. they cautiously entered the multimillion dollar residence. the house sat eerily empty. a ph...

Mentally broken, quinn obeyed all the kidnappers demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken and in some drinks for us so were eating spicy chicken. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the original ransom note, she no longer believed three men were involve...

Hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken and a thing of paper and drinks for us. so were eating like spicy chicken. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the ransom note she no longer believed three men were involved in her kidnapping. >> my gut insintinct is theres not anyone else involved. >> the interview lasted six hours, but it wasnt the end of ...

Husband reid. >> we all smelled a rat. it wasnt right. >> there were many things that didnt add up. it started with the ransom note. it was in quinns handwriting, and unusually long. investigato needed to ask for proof of life during the abduction. because the kidnappers regularly allowed quinn to talk on the phone. and finally, there was quinns shocking debriefing, where she said she enjoyed having sex with the man she described as her captor. >> and i acted like i enjoyed it. and im not going ...

Repealing obamacare and he has followed through and the president treated out a ransom note. the democrats obamacare is imploding. and talking to reporters outside of the white house, the president doesnt understand what those go towards or hes just lying about them. >> that money is a subsidy for insurance companies. take a look at their stocks. look at where they are. they are going through the roof. now if the democrats were smart, what they do is come and negotiate something where people ...

Worried about what the president could do and his long-term impact on the institutions and then days like today he takes concrete steps with immediate destructive consequences and today with a fraying gop coalition he used executive powers to make good on two of his preferred political threats. one disavowing the international deal with iran, a move opposed by most of the world including our allies and the presidents own national security team and two, ending payments to insurance company thats ...

It and carried it out of the nsa office by hand. and then there was another clue, and this is where the story gets a little bit crazy, most color printers, maybe even all of this, i dont know, they apparently leave behind when they print, when they print out a piece of paper from a computer, right, when they print, they leave behind a finger print on every sheet that they print out. you know how an old school detective stories they do forensic analysis of individual type writers who figure out w...

Office by hand. and then there was another clue. this is where the story gets a little crazy. most color printers, maybe even all of them, i dont know, they apparently leave behind when they print, right -- when they print out a piece of paper from a computer, right? when they print, they leave behind a fingerprint on every sheet that they print out. you know how in old school detective stories they do forensic analysis of the quirks of individual typewriters to find out which typewriter typed t...

Like you get a crease from folding something. theres a crease that is visually evident on the document itself that was a clue to the fbi that whoever took this document off of the nsa had printed it, had printed the panel and folded it and carried it out of the nsa office by hand. and then there was another clue -- and this is where the story gets a little bit crazy. most color printers, maybe even all of them, i dont know, they apparently leave behind when they print, right, when they print out...

Community and some of these people put their lives on the line every single day. greg: what you are saying is basically you get the sense that people that are risking their lives for intelligence are being badmouth. you find that? >> their 17 agencies now and 50,000 people getting security clearance now. gotten too big. post-9/11 everybody is scared. the "washington post" is a tremendous piece on how big it is and how unaccountable it is and how much redundancy there is. i would encourage you to...