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Heart-breaking because it apparently includes the loss of so many children. >> good afternoon, im krystal ball. and as we come on the air, french investigators are trying to reach the debris field of the downed passenger jet in the french alps. one of the planes black boxes has been located. as of now there is no indication that terrorism brought down flight 9525. the airbus a-320 was on route from germany to dusseldorf. there were 144 passengers on board and six crew members. there wfr 67 germa...

And the event planners arrive. >> hi im kathleen. >> im heather. so nice to meet you. >> so nice to meet you. >> kimball musk of the kitchen introduced kathleen. >> id like to introduce you to kathleen. kathleen owns big fat cupcake in cherry creek. >> kathleen offered up the samples. >> these were all baked this morning and ill cut them up. but you know i eat cupcakes right out of my hand. i say just go for it. >> the event planners sampled the samples. >> really does taste like oreo. >> oh, my...

For testing. it matched the biological samples from all five victims. >> just a sense of relief and joy come over me. you know, and its like, i had to smile. i said, "we got him." >> derrick todd lee was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. >> the first thing i would tell him is hes a coward. he picked on women that he took advantage of their good nature. >> after his arrest, investigators learned that lees dna matched skin cells under the fingernails of yet another murder victim, an l...

Next, investigators asked dick bisbing, senior research microscopist at mccrone associates, to analyze the dirt on the bottom of larry bruces shoes, which were still in evidence. to do this, bisbing used a polarized light microscope. >> its like looking through polarized sunglasses. and by manipulating the light, we can see different optical properties, different optical features of each of these mineral grains. their appearance, their color, their optical properties all help us identify the typ...

>> we thought this was more someone who followed women, who watched women from afar. and when he interacted with women, it would be shortly into that interaction before they felt uncomfortable with him. >> the fbi predicted the killer was antisocial and earned a below-average income. >> the fbi profile, we had folks come in and that was the whole gist, that we were looking for a white male, 20s, 30s, single white male. >> although 90% of all serial killers are white, the fbi says they made no pr...

He was out and about. >> less than six hours after henry said he saw williams and cater here, police heard a splash under this bridge. caters body washed up downstream two days later. 30 years ago, there was no dna testing. now there is. and so new evidence. remember those two human hairs found inside 11-year-old patrick baltazars shirt? in 2007, the hair fragments were sent to the fbis dna laboratory in quantico, virginia. the result? the lab said it found this dna sequence in only 29 out of mo...

The living room, but pauls defense team was suspicious of this finding. >> they took samples of the carpeting, the carpet padding, and some newspaper, and there was no gasoline in any of those samples. it was only in the hardwood floor. and it was just inconceivable. how can you pour gasoline in a family room and not get the gas on those other items if that was going to be the cause of the fire? >> so the defense team hired john lentini, a nationally recognized fire expert, to find out what happ...

Form of insurance money. and that in and of itself is a powerful motive. >> i believe he received about $200,000 in insurance benefits. >> a second motive that some of the investigators believed existed was that paul camiolo was tired of caring for his infirmed parents. >> fire investigators searched through the rubble and found something very suspicious. >> in the center of the room there was a pattern that looked like perhaps it might have been associated with a liquid pour, what they refer to...

Terrorist demands. >> the last thing we wanted to do is set a precedent that we would be blackmailed into publishing terrorist manifestos. because every terrorist could come out of the woodwork and decide, this is nice. well try this too. >> attorney general janet reno called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her was the reason you should publish this is somebody out there has seen these words before and theyre going to recognize him by his words. >> "the washington post" publishes th...

Only one person could have written both of these samples. i think its important for people to recognize that handwriting analysis is not an exact science. its not like dna. and i think, you know casually throwing around scientific terms like certainty, is really a mistake. sure it seems like the same person wrote these two letters, but we shouldnt think that handwriting analysis is some kind of perfect science, because its not. >> jeff i want to talk about this. theres been an arrest in the shoo...