Stay updated with breaking news from Dwayne stanton. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
help? >> i would think. because we walked down there to view the body. and it was iffy walking down there with a notebook in our hand during the day. and this is the nighttime. >> and carrying a body. >> and carrying a body. >> theresa insana had been dead for several years when las vegas metro homicide granted unprecedented access to "dateline"'s unsolved cases squad, sharing information from the files of an open case with our experts. >> dwayne stanton, retired homicide detective from washington d.c., investigator shonda levy, and yolanda mcleary -- ,. -- specializing in cold case murders.
nbc news consultants at the time, dwayne stanton, a retired homicide detective from washington d.c. who investigated sandra levy's murder, yolanda mclaren, a retired crime scene investigator in las vegas, and a model for the character on the hit series csi, and allen jackson, a former prosecutor in los angeles who put legendary record producer phil spector behind bars for murder. jason zillow was a suspect for a long time in this case -- >> right. >> it wasn't jayson? >> you don't think it was jason? >> no. look, let's not forget what is rule number one of committing a homicide? you don't bring a witness to a homicide. he had somebody with him, perfect alibi is not that you drive to the house where the murder take place that you hired, you don't do that. the dumbest criminals don't do that. >> and a full year after lindsay's murder, send police
you send an e-mail and expect it to be private or a text message. being in a public place which is what we are talking about when we talk about this cctv, close circuit monitoring, do you think that that is an incursion on our privacy? >> there are tens of thousands of cameras in new york. it is an incursion on privacy to have no awareness of those cameras or what is going on around you. >> dwayne stanton, appreciate you coming on tonight. >> thank you very having me. >> susan crawford, stay with us. the best reporter in the world on a very important internet sub culture that first identified that kid, that poor kid that was on "the new york post." he will join us in a second. [ male announcer ] at his current pace,
country, there are cities, there are neighborhoods where you know, you see convenience stores that get hit over and over and over again. what can you done about this? >> you know, chris, this is gang activity. i'm not sure at this particular juncture it arising to the level of ms 13 or the bloods or crip's cripp and most have gang units. the young kids are communicating things like social networking sites. that's how they get the word out to so many people to meet at a certainly location to perform these acts. >> dwayne stanton, always good to see you. . >> thank you. a saudi arabian citizen charged inç a suspected bombin plot. the fbi arrested the 20-year-old in lubbock late friday. agents say he was in the process of buying chemicals that could be used to make a powerful bomb. a new study suggests air pollution triggers more heart
can't i just have these? freestyle lite test strips. call or click today. it's mob mentality to dangerous ledges. police say as many as 40 teens descended on a minnesota convenience store stealing whatever they could. the second incident in st. paul in the last month. 20 kids rushed into a store, one of them even assaulted the clerk. police say this type of mob mayhem is on the uptick. let's bring in dwayne stanton, former washington, d.c. homicide dwtect ib. how are you today? >> good morning, chris. how are you? >> we also heard about a similar incident in california not long ago. is this just a bunch of kids who say, well, we have strength in numbers. the more there are the more likely we are to get away with stuff? >> i'm sure that's the case, chris, but there are more places
cameras show him disoriented at a garage where he did not park his car. he's holding one shoe and reportedly told folks there he had been mugged. dwayne stanton is a former detective at the d.c. police homicide division. good to see you, good morning. this is the first time we heard the cause of death, not from the police, but released from the coroner's office. what do you make of this? >> that's an interesting development. what i read was the cause of death was blunt force injuries, plural, more than one. i think there were a series of blows administered to mr. wheeler that caused his untimely demise. he didn't necessarily struck an event, fall, strike his head and subsequently die. >> we know police are not releasing the toxicology results. police were upset that the medical examiner released the cause of death. why would they not want this information out there, dwayne?
>> that is an interesting event. i did read his cell phone was found in that vacant house. the owners of the house or people who have anything to do with that house would have to be, from an investigative perspective, be on your radar screen. you want to bring those persons in and interview them until you're able to say they have nothing to do with the case at all. >> and his body was found in a garbage truck being dumped into a land fill, does that include or exclude any certain kind of killer? >> i think the person was trying to send a message. i don't think it was just a random thing necessarily at this point. >> dwayne stanton, i'm sure we'll talk again about this. it's a puzzling case. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the biggest storm of the season is stretching over 1/3 of the country. live picture of the weather channel's jeff morrow in oklahoma city. we'll go to him in a moment. and the white house debate what to do about the unrest in egypt.