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Where the shooter lived, which seemed to have just call after call, police intervention police after intervention at that shooter's home. >> what's next, drew, in this investigation? what are law enforcement officials saying now? >> well, they still have a huge task to go through, both forensically, just through this high school, figuring out where every single bullet was shot, where it landed. that will be the forensic work they're dealing with. also, the sheriff was talking about 2,000 or so interviews already conducted in this, trying to gather all the information they can. and today the sh...

Murder, because that is what it had been, and then he said he would lead investigators to meredith's body in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table. nobody in law enforcement likes to make deals without holding their nose. >> we had to do it. you know, we needed to find meredith, and given the circumstances i would do the same thing now. >> i'm guessing, agent, the situation in your interview room is, gary, you told us what did to her. now where did you put her? >> yes. and he told us. >> hilton was loaded into a vehicle and he led lawmen down a trail in dawson forest. >> the body...

Concerns were mounting for lieutenant michael callahan as he reinvestigated the rhoads' murders. >> when you have witnesses that have questionable histories, it's doubly important to corroborate everything that they say. >> debra reinboldt, in her story, talks about seeing a wroen broken lamp and seeing one of the men hold up a piece of this broken lamp during one of the murders. >> the crime scene photos of the lamp raised questions for defense investigator bill clutter. >> you can actually see on the carpet where the firemen had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of an intact lamp...

Pass the sanctions, he doesn't do it. the same day they buzz us with a russian fighter jet, he does nothing. >> you ever feel the list bit kind of, i don't know, gush back or a little ashamed that we've had person after person on your network and elsewhere for a year -- literally someone on your payroll, i saw your clip and laughed out loud, it's kind of sad, promising russian collusion, impeachment, treason. >> never. >> coming around the corner. >> never. >> it's over wrought and ridiculous why americans are losing faith in institutions. >> nobody is losing faith in american institutions bec...

Has been some effective countermeasures. the german parliament found ways to limit the russians' ability to do this, but the root of the problem, technically, is the internet and e-mails and servers and all of that stuff in today's connected society is designed to share information. and whenever you have a situation like that, it's extremely difficult to have software fixes to protect against this. it's really hard and the russians are really good. >> how do we know that the russians are doing this? how do we know this is under way? >> well, again, there's a lot of deep technical work that's d...