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Not one time. the only time i saw remorse is when he came to court and he pled guilty and a judge sentenced him to life. he didn't care about diane. >> diane maxwell's father lived long enough to see her killer brought to justice. >> this database has been such a boost to law enforcement, to be able to help solve these crimes that otherwise would go unsolved. and now with the dna database, and that's doing the same thing, i mean, it's just been a tremendous boost to those of news law enforcement who work these kind of cases. >> investigators believe the conviction was the result of hard work, ...

Phillips' bone marrow. it did not match the dna from the crime scene. >> i called and spoke with susan's mother and she was very disappointed, but you know, i tried to assure her that we would continue to go forward and try to identify the suspect. >> i was angry at the time because i felt we had closure, it was done with. >> and there was more bad news. the dna did not match anyone in the statewide database of known criminal offenders. if the killer wasn't phillips or anyone who committed a felony before the dna database was created, then who was it? >> where do we go from here? and the obvio...

In prison. >> i never saw remorse. not one time. the only time i saw remorse is when he came to court and he pled guilty and a judge sentenced him to life. he didn't care about diane. >> diane maxwell's father lived long enough to see her killer brought to justice. >> this database has been such a boost to law enforcement, to be able to help solve these crimes that otherwise would go unsolved. and now with the dna database, and that's doing the same thing, i mean, it's just been a tremendous boost to those of news law enforcement who work these kind of cases. >> investigators believe the convi...

A dna sample was obtained from phillips' bone marrow. it did not match the dna from the crime scene. >> i called and spoke with susan's mother, and she was very disappointed. but you know, i tried to assure her that we would continue to go forward and try to identify the suspect. >> i was angry at the time, because i felt we had closure, it was done with. >> and there was more bad news. the dna did not match anyone in the statewide database of known criminal offenders. if the killer wasn't phillips or anyone who committed a felony before the dna database was created, then who was it? >> you kn...

Before i die. >> with nowhere else to go, david turned to his friend, jim ramsey, a veteran homicide investigator with the houston police department. the two had known each other for years, but david never told jim about his sister's murder. >> i was shocked. i was amazed that anyone could hold that in and not talk about it. but if anyone could do it it would be david. >> i saw no need to tell people about what had happened in my life. i wasn't looking for sympathy. >> david could have had just about anybody in the state of texas work that case. i really considered it i guess a privilege when ...