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amy had been hit on the head and stabbed in the neck. the most telling clue might be what was not found at the scene. her backpack wasn't there. it contained a buick binder like this one, which her dad had given her from his job. it said best in class on the clasp. also missing, amy's boots and those horsehead shaped earrings, the one she had put on that last morning. is it reasonable to believe the items that were missing from amy, her backpack, the binder, the boots, the earrings, that those were retained by her killer? >> it's possible. it's possible they were kept as a trophy. >> one of the things you are looking for is whether anybody had seen these earrings, or a pair of child's boots like that. >> correct. these items are extremely unique items, so if anyone had ever seen that before, they would probably recollect it.
two hours ago? >> i have always argued that these programs are not just for the children of the black-educated clasp. the brilliant ones coming out of the community, let me say this on a personal note. there's two magnificent human beings. chase peterson is my mormon brother. he was the leader of the admission process he brought in another brilliant name. together, a white and black reshaped harvard for 50 years because before that, affirmative action was white. people didn't say a word. then civilization is coming to ab end. we have to be vigilant about our rights and about liberty. we see the hi pock ra us is.
curly hair. not much to go on. >> he looked at the back of the suspect as he ran down the driveway, into the street. >> carrying something? >> a small satchel. >> there couldn't have been much inside that little black bag, because very little was taken from lynn's apartment. only her wallet, keys and one particular piece of jewelry. >> she had a necklace on with a pendant. at the scene we found a broken clasp and the pendant. >> but no chain? >> no chain. >> but the killer left something of his own behind, something detectives didn't notice. until the coroner moved lynn's body. >> it appeared to be a homemade device used to strangle the victim. it was cut off portions of what appeared to be a broom, or a
it would have been a longer road had they not had a description, so yes, she didn't do that immediately but really nobody really knows at 19 years old what you would have done, she had been to a party, she was scared, we don't know how sophisticated she was about anything in a big city where there's crime, but certainly there wasn't crime in moscow, and so the whole environment contributed to this, but she's going to have to relive this day for the rest of her life. >> john: yeah, there's no question about that. the probable cause affidavit does lay out some evidence, apparently police have more than what was included in the affidavit. specifically to the dna sample that was on the snap button, the closure clasp of that knife sheath, we don't know if it's skin or if it's fresh blood. if it was skin potentially the defense attorneys could say somebody took his knife, yeah, a little bit of his skin on it. but if it's fresh blood that would pretty much put him at the
capitol hill this today after getting a job he appeared to have literally had to beg representative matt gates for lead into last night. details ahead on the promises mccarthy had to make that when the speakers got. and, latest reaction to the ugly process that even included a dramatic confrontation between gate and mccarthy supporter. this as members wonder, what this chaotic start means for the future of the house. >> do all of these peoples emotions go up and down? at the end of the night, matt got everybody there. president trump helped a lot, but i also think it is them and wanting to make this conference united and work together. i think what you will see, by having this now, is we worked out how to work together. >> all right, we will follow all of this and we will be following other news, as well. a shocking story. a six year old boy shoots a teacher at school, and police say it was no accident. as the buffalo bills were prepared to return to the field for the first time since the clasp of damar hamlin, we will
a democracy if you think about it. the fractious debate we hear about doesn't exist. it looked like this. [applause] >> tucker: we're so pleased you're here! throw your foreign flag on the dais and applaud more. that's honestly what it looked like last night. you'll get in trouble if you don't clap, so everyone clasp all the time. clapping is mandatory, as long as zelensky is speaking. there were a few who didn't o obey, including lauren boebert of colorado, and when they
her backpack was not there. it contained a buick binder like this one, which her dad had given her from his job. it said best in class on the clasp. also missing, amy's boots and those horse head shaped earrings, the ones she put on that last morning. >> is it reasonable to believe that the items that were missing from amy, her backpack, the binder, the boots, the earrings, those were retained by her killer? >> it's possible, possible they were kept as a trophy. >> so, one of the things you are looking for is whether anybody has seen these earrings? or a pair of child's boots like that? >> correct, but these items are extremely unique items that if anybody had ever seen them before they would probably recollect it. >> the decades have brought many theories about what happened to amy mihaljevic. recently the case was in the
been walking 30 minutes to work, 30 minutes back from work. i'm dying to be trafficked. someone traffic me to the upper eastside and back. little update on the walking situation. today i came face-to-face with joe biden himself. they stopped us on the street at 57th street and sixth, and the actual motorcade, the beast with biden in the back, roared past a crowd of about 250 people who couldn't go anywhere. i was expecting to hear roars, more fanfare, screams and clasp. maybe some kisses. maybe two guys clap. maybe three. nothing. i heard nothing. the deepest blue city in the entire east coast, no one cared. they just wanted him to get out of the way. text message time. joanne from fair play, colorado. i'm from colorado. the when do we have to give homeless drug addicts a salary? yeah, you probably didn't get to
a loud squeal. >> reporter: after he heard that, said a neighbor, he caught a glimpse of the man who may have been the killer. a slender young man with dark, curly hair. not much to go on. >> he looked at the back of the suspect as he ran down the driveway, into the street. >> carrying something? >> a small satchel. >> reporter: there couldn't have been much inside that black bag, because very little was taken from lynn's apartment. only her wallet, keys and one particular piece of jewelry. >> she had a necklace on, a pendant. at the scene we found a broken clasp. >> but no chain? >> no chain. >> reporter: but the killer left something of his own behind, something detectives didn't notice. until the coroner moved ellen's body. >> it appeared to be a homemade