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Dunlap's torso had been found, investigators came upon a charred piece of skull and the bony fragments of a human hand in the ashes of a camp fire. >> they were badly burned. >> little camp fire pit kind of thing? >> yes. he had actually done a pretty good job of covering it p up. he had covered it up with straw and took measures to hide his tracks. >> the fire had been so thorough it was impossible to extract da from the dons. whoever killed sheryl dunlap had gone to extraordinary lengths to eliminate any physical evidence. there was one thing about tracking the odd guy with the there was one...

Bars. >> the evidence that was laid out by the assistant prosecutor in the hallway of the courthouse after jussie smollett's hearing is so precise, so clear, so damning and shows such careful planning and plotting that the government has the opportunity to charge him with a variety of things. every time he lied to the police another charge of lying, all of this on top of filing a false police report, showing the envelope this went through the mail. this triggers federal jurisdiction. even if you mail it to yourself, triggers federal authorities, posing a terroristic threat. facing 25 years in ...

Articulate and very eloquent was expressing the collective indignation of the government and the people of chicago that has been abused beyond the imaginings in the past couple of weeks. the evidence that was laid out, however by the assistant prosecutor in the holy of the courthouse after smollett's hearing today is so precise, so clear, so, and show such a careful planning and plotting that's the government now has the opportunity to charge him with a variety of things from scratching himself, which is altering evidence to every time he lied to the police and other charge of lying, all of th...

Lied about it constantly. a lot of people that watch your network believe that nonsense. that's a tragedy. that will bun done eventually. that damage has none to do with me. >> one of the things that makes this session really stand out is that there's a transcript that is released publicly within 24 hours. so you can look to that right in your hour tomorrow, neil. >> neil: i'll look forward to that. thank you, catherine herridge. former assistant prosecutor, john sale is with us and a.b. stoddard. today with the flynn sentencing, a lot of people are saying or did anything change as a result of...

Big developments during a critical december for the mueller investigation. flynn pleaded guilty in december 1st of last year. since then he has cooperated with the special counsel's office. today we may learn more about what exactly he said about russia's ties with the trump white house, the campaign, and even the transition team. here to talk flynn and other big developments, nbc's national security reporter, ken delaney, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "new york times," jill wine-banks and former assistant prosecutor, we also have greg brouwer, a former u.s. attorney. great ...