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>> they spent several months in a cell together. they did in top bunk, bottom bunk. >> reporter: prosecution investigator jason newlin talked to folsom in the county lockup. >> we got along with each other. we're both the same age. um, and we just hit it off real good. >> i believe the information he provided me was credible. >> reporter: and here was the story folsom said he got from dr. frasch -- on the day she died, samira discovered her husband had been texting another woman and she, hurt and angry, lost her temper, started a fight and ended up at the bottom of the pool. >> reporter: now o...

For all of us, and i knew like he wasn't capable of that. but you know, a lot of people had opposite opinions like oh, well, they wouldn't have put him in jail if they didn't have evidence to lead towards him, or he wouldn't be staying in there so long if there wasn't something pointing towards him. >> the sheriff believed that when madison realized his parents were about to take him to juvenile court he killed them and then lied about it to investigators. the sheriff also believed some time in jail might encourage madison to come clean. >> there's a lot of people that come to jail and there's...

Uncomfortable hot spotlight on the fact that another u.s. attorney's office in florida more than a decade ago had looked at much of that same evidence against epstein or at least very similar evidence against epstein and instead of charging him in federal court in florida that u.s. attorney's office decided they woen ter into a non-prosecution agreement with epstein. alex acosta, trump's labor secretary, was the u.s. attorney in south florida in 2007 when that happened. it was his office that entered into a federal non-prosecution agreement with epstein in which epstein agreed to plead guilty ...

District of new york last month brought criminal charges against epstein, that put this very uncomfortable hot spotlight on the fact that another u.s. attorney's office in florida more than a decade ago had looked at much of that same evidence against epstein or at least very similar evidence against epstein and instead of charging him in federal court in florida that u.s. attorney's office decided they would enter into a non-prosecution agreement with epstein. alex acosta, trump's labor secretary, was the u.s. attorney in south florida in 2007 when that happened. it was his office that entere...

Acosta claims that he did what he could because the state attorney was going to let epstein walk free. that state attorney now says that acosta is completely wrong. he says the u.s. attorney's office could have pursued their own charges, which they could have, but they abandoned the diamond. a 53-page indictment that his own office put together after a sit-down and discussion with epstein's lawyers. alex acosta said he wanted to make sure that epstein went to jail, which he did, sort of. under the deal, epstein did spend a little more than a year in a county lockup but able to leave during the...