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>> that would take longer and also, they had the security cameras and they would have computers and the telephone call that you have been discussing -- and who bought the car? they had a chain of evidence as to how that car came into the possession of this fellow. so that might in itself provided a huge amount of information as to who did the buying. remember, as was just mentioned, in 1993, in the first world trade center, after the bombs went off and dwnt do as much damage as they thought it would do in the rental truck, they caught the guy because he went back to the rental agency to ask fo...

Didn't work properly. so i think that there seems to be a similar type of mechanism in all of these cases. and i think that the car that didn't get destroyed is a treasure trove of forensic evidence, including things like fingerprinteds that would be in the car, assume that this person didn't use gloves all the time inside the car, outside the car. that there were other kinds of traceable guns and explosive devices that were in the car that the police were really on top of. and since oklahoma... there have been a lot of the fertilizers have markers in them. maybe that help. but whatever it is,...

Extent, not nearly as bad as oklahoma. but -- so those things could have happened. >> dr. baden what happens in an investigation like this? howould they thack track him down? hair samples, fingerprints? and if so, how long does it take to get that information? >> the fingerprints are the fastest way of doing it because there would be -- if he's an american naturalized citizen, there would be fingerprints on file, potentially. somewhere... the possibility of finding good, usable fingerprints in a car or on the inside or outside of a car on the steering wheel, for example are very good. so that'...

The suspect in question made phone calls overseas. that was described as sus spishus but not necessarily inclusive evidence. but something that investigators were looking at and studying closely. when you can put together that kind of information and that short period of time, you have evidence at the scene, and you figure out how the car, the suv was purchased as they did, on craig's list, that is unusual. that is not the way a typical purchase goes on. those things will be adding up to something, unusual and b, quite likely to be nefarious in motive. if they pulled that together, they got cl...

Would have been on a flight tonight before putting pieces together. the car wasn't blown to smithereens, i suspect is why they probably had his name before he left the country and waiting for him. >> how would they have done that? how did they track him down? if he paid cash for the car let's say a hair sample was left, doesn't that take time? to figure out who it is? >> greta: may not just be that. i'm sure the united states put a lot after tension on it. and probably old fashioned detective work. they were in connecticut right away to try to track down the car. they knew it was purchased fro...