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So i wanted to get out and get a career and work full time. >> reporter: today these three have each other to look up to. they credit their bond for getting them through some of the toughest days of the pandemic. >> when i see monica and liz, i see hard-working women and the positive attitude they have coming in every day. i know the work is hard, and i see that in yall all the time and thats what keeps me going all the time. >> we stay late just to finish the job. we have that same kind of work...

Your mind off of work. you get home and i live alone so it is just me thinking about work. the most i can do is call some friends and speak about it, call my family. hey, mum. hello. its been fine. yeah, pretty worried over the situation over there. i so what have you been doing? pretty much nothing as usual. just exercising. watching tv. nothing really. wish you were here i could give you a hug and feed you. - all the food. we have been worried _ about you and definitely knowing, weve been hear...

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Struggling to let go and move on. >> i talked to kathy a lot about it. >> what do you say to her? >> just talk, just ramble on. >> and you just start talking to her out loud? >> yeah. somethingll come up thatll remind me of something we did. >> reporter: law enforcement had not forgotten kathy heckel. in the summer of 2013, a native son inherited the case, state police investigator curtis confer. >> when i obtained this case, it was 22 years old. >> and it had passed through a lot of other hands...

>> reporter: the investigation dragged on. weeks became months, then years. still, police believed that white car and the dna from the crime scene would lead them to christys killer. >> reporter: do you remember how many people were -- were tested for their dna? >> well, it was definitely dozens. we looked at suspect after suspect after suspect. as time went on, we started just reaching out to just, well, could it be this person? could it be this person? >> reporter: and when the fbi created a n...

>> reporter: police released another sketch of a possible suspect. a man, in his 20s, wearing mirrored sunglasses. that tip led to the man who drove this van. >> he was familiar with point defiance. he was familiar with the five-mile drive. >> they took a good, hard look at him. but dead end. >> dead end. >> there were many dead ends, that year. and in the years that followed. the police collected all the evidence they could. but really, there was only so much they could do. the science of dna w...

Trial is still pending. his attorney sent us a letter which reads in part, the defense is pursuing various investigative means. i ask the public accord mr. hartman the presumption of innocence to which he is entight zblld robert washburn was back in court. this was the final step of a plea deal. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. >> washburn pleaded guilty to first degree murder. he was sentenced to 27 years in prison. >> i had prayed that he would not go to trial. i just want it to be over. >> as ...

Congressional delegation toured a detention center in el paso. congressman veronica escobar led the delegation and tweeted that conditions there are, quote, unacceptable and heartbreaking. joining me now is that congresswoman. congresswoman veronica escobar of texas. thank you for coming to "the sunday show," congresswoman. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. >> so, i -- first, tell us what did you see on your tour yesterday? >> you know, ill tell you, jonathan, ever since 2019, ...

And somehow, he slipped through the cracks. >> reporter: back, in 1986, investigators had recovered semen from michellas body. but when that semen was tested years later, it didnt match anyone in the fbis national-dna database, known as codis. they didnt have any dna from jennis body, though they did still have the swimsuit she had been wearing that day. >> when the crime lab looked at the swimsuit, they found semen in the crotch of her swimsuit. >> reporter: for decades, everyone believed the s...