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It turns out the man shot and killed in orlando was a suspect in the waltham case. >> reporter: the man killed during his fbi interrogation in orlando was linking the boston marathon bombers to the ritual triple homicide of three low level dope dealers who happened all to be jewish. on 9/11/2011. at least one of the victims had been a close friend of tamerlan tsarnaev, the dead boston marathon bomber. the three druggies were found in an apartment in suburban boston with their throats cut and mar...

On this one. charlie savidge reporting in "the new york times" last month the internal shooting review process that the fbi is conducting about itself and its behavior here is a process that over the last 20 years has reviewed more than 150 shootings and in zero of those 150 cases had the internal review process found that the fbi did anything wrong. were supposed to believe that this time, this internal review process means that well all get the straight story soon. just be patient. florida aut...

They worked out at the same gym. they were fighters and reportedly very close friends. is it possible there was more than just a coincidental connection between these two crimes? between the boston bombing and this unsolved triple murder? could tamerlan tsarnaev been the perpetrator of both of these crimes two years apart? those questions are why the waltham case ended up back in the news after the marathon bombing. after tamerlan tsarnaev was killed and the younger tsarnaev brother was taken in...

>> well, so its always been the case that self-defense even before stand your ground law existed that a person can defend him or herself if there is a threat to life or serious bodily injury. and theres no reasonable opportunity to retreat with safety. what the stand your ground law does is says a person doesnt have to retreat, doesnt have to break off from a fight like that. even if theres an opportunity to do so safely. so it increases the chances that someone will use deadly force when its no...

Proof publicly that there was any confession prior to the todashev killing. now "the new york times" says, hey, surprise, that grisly case has been solved in which case, big news, front page, and a weird form of justice for those three guys who were killed in waltham who are having implied to their loved ones mourning their loss, implied to them through leaks that are not part of a trial, that their three loved ones were conveniently killed by a couple of dead guys and so case closed. really? ja...

The death penalty under massachusetts law, but they could very well get him the death penalty under federal law and hes being federally charged. while all that happens, though, there remain, as mysteries on the edges of this story, a gruesome horror movie of an unsolved triple murder and equally mysterious totally unexplained fbi killing, and these persist as mysteries on the edges of these other cases and frankly getting weirder and worse every day. it starts in massachusetts, on the tenth anni...

In so far as this case goes and all the factors relating to this case goes. and knowing one of the victims, having those questions unanswered. it is really painful. >> susan zalkind, freelance journalist, investigating the death of her friend. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. well be right back. [ jen garner ] imagine a makeup so healthy your skin can grow more beautiful every time you wear it. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin. neutr...

Would be almost impossible. >> well, i think it would be very difficult. so in order to prove a hate crime, the justice department would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that george zimmerman acted because of trayvon martins race. and the problem with proving that beyond a reasonable doubt in a case like this is there were only two people who were there close enough to really hear what went on. one is dead and the other person doesnt have to testify. so proving what was on his mind is goi...

Zimmerman under federal charges. likely that would be federal hate crimes law. how difficult do you think it would be to make that case? much of the commentary around that makes it sound like it would be almost impossible. >> well, i think it would be very difficult. so in order to prove a hate crime, the justice department would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that george zimmerman acted because of trayvon martins race. and the problem with proving that beyond a reasonable doubt in a ca...