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for you to look after — - that's your special baby. larry and denise have been married for nearly 52 years. 18 months ago, denise was diagnosed with dementia. coming here is a day out for me. why do you love coming? because of the music, and i like to dance. we both like to dance. tell me what it's like dancing with her now. it's not the same. is it the closest thing you get to having her back? yeah, it is. sorry. we were the only ones in here that, i think it's man and wife, that has danced together with their arms around one another, if you will. and dancing next to them is rod. and while jane can no longer come
that if denise had been in ericsson part mint recently an forensic trail she might hav left might not mean much and the same was true for al those other women police hadn' even identified. >> because the dna belongs there, they're dna belongs everywhere in the apartment, they're fingerprints belon everywhere in the apartment. so now you have to prove i some other way >> after day one, reuven said, denise topped his list o people to check out. but she would not be reuven' only lead. >> and the reason is, becaus you are a witness. a witness came forward >> she had seen a man meetin with eric just before th murder like eric, he was a salesman but he wasn't selling cars >> coming up, a possible new suspect. >> he's about my color skinny guy, scruffy beard. >> and a possible motive as ol as time. >> when dateline continues
already suggested that he woul not go as far as to extradit donald trump but based off of trump's own attorneys here at this point it appears that he will, o monday, fly out. at that point, it's in the hands of the nypd, as well a the secret service we are told that secret servic will be with him every step of the way, and they're a integral part of this, part of the reason why he's not to b handcuffed and also part of th reason why it appears, at this point, there's no public display of donald trump out in the streets in manhattan a this point because they want to keep hi out of the public eye. alex >> let's face it trump is the type of guy you typically takes his ow council. so it is still possible but he may decide, yeah, i don't go o monday, and who knows them but denise, relative to th business from washington, ho much might all of this be wing on the dealings of congress? how much of a distraction ha trump's indictment become? >> well is clearly a topic tha is going to be coursing throug congress and reporters are going to be asking lawmakers about. it yard have house speaker
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person that the tools he uses to commit a crime. if you wanted to stop murder you would focus on the people who are committing murder, not on the hundreds of millions of your neighbors who are not. you would really want to know what motivated killers to kill, and the first thing he would do is study what murderers have in common with one another. how do we raise, and where, their educational background, their genetic makeup, drug and alcohol use, the ideological and religious views, their behavior, and a whole lot of other factors. you would study murderers, he would do it with an open mind as a scientist would. you would be serious about it because it matters. in the late 19th century, they saw that infections were spread by germs and a result of that conclusion surgeons are now required to wash their hands before they cut you open. everybody agrees that this is progress. but, what if we have refused to learn how infection is spread, what if we just didn't want to know. what i think denise will be
hold my wand. don't wave it at anything. get the best price by booking direct at choicehotels.com. mmm! yeah! what did i say!?! >> despite being in the grips of a major crime crisis the u.s. torn for d.c. is choosing not to prosecute a large number of cases. new data shows 67% of the less serious cases were declined according to the "the washington post" d.c.'s decline to prosecute is much less than other cities detroit, chicago and filly. denise is a d.c. neighborhood commissioner and lifelong democrat and she joins us now. good morning, denise. >> good morning, thanks for having me on today. >> thanks for coming on. what made you want to come on this show and talk about this? what's your reaction to that? something you said. the u.s. attorney chose not to
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she was in fact, alive. >> so clearly, this was not a murder case. but, was it a kidnapping, as aaron claimed? we found it odd that denise did not sound at all frightened. >> she sounded absolutely calm, not terrified, not distressed at all. >> not like someone, feeling for their life? >> as if she was talking to a friend, over coffee. i shared it with my editors, colleagues working the story, the subject line was like wtf, what is this? >> it soon hit the web, where denise's friend, ashley heard it. >> it was sort of reassuring, she was making an audio, with a clue from that day, but also still scary, you still have no idea if the person is safe, how they are being treated, you know, what people are putting her through. >> and if denise did not sound panicked, her friends say that made perfect sense. after all, the three of them had already lived through what should have been the most
painted to look more threatening, at least in the dark, with a laser pointer and a flashlight duct taped to it. another showed a, room with cardboard partially covering the window where denise was supposedly held. was this visual proof of denise and aaron's story, or an elaborate deception? >> you thought, lead it or more of a hoax? >> i thought it was certainly part of it prank. >> in fact the emails were so well written, henry lee wondered if they might have been sent by an attorney, hired by denise or aaron >> the so-called "the gone girl" case. >> they started to refer to the case as the "the gone girl" kidnapping, after the book and movie about a young -- who fakes her own disappearance. that reference infuriated denise's friends >> you know, when it is not accurate, it makes you mad. it was sort of like a fictional