consider a hit to the face or neck next time. a body prep checklist includes a note to remove head and hands. another section lists problems, citing dna, tire marks, fingerprints, and hair. it was hair recovered from the victims bodies that prosecutors used to tie heuermann to the murders of sandra costilla, killed in 1993 and jessica taylor in 2003. parts of her remains were discovered within a mile of the suspect s other victims, the so-called gilgo four. today taylor s family fighting back tears. this year has been 21 years since she was taken from us, longer than the chance that she got to be alive. reporter: the d.a. is not ruling out the possibility for more charges against heuermann, confirming today he is the suspect in a seventh killing as well. heuermann continues to plead not guilty. lester? emilie, thank you. we re back after this with a scary moment at a kansas city chiefs practice. plus, the new health warning linked to a new popular sugar substitute in gum,
We re back now with breaking news about the horrifying notes prosecutors say they found on the alleged gilgo beach serial killer s computer. emilie ikeda has that and the two new murder charges he now faces. reporter: just weeks after investigators revisited the home of the gilgo beach murder suspect, tonight rex heuermann is facing new murder charges, now accused of killing a total of six women over the past several decades. prosecutors pointing to what they believe is the 60-year-old architect s planning document to methodically blueprint his kills. why is the planning document critical to the investigation? this planning document crystallizes and encapsulates his intent for the commission of these murders, namely, he intended to murder these victims every step of the way. reporter: unearthed in march, the document goes into excruciating detail with apparent tasks to complete before, during, and after killings. things to remember reads get sleep before hunt and
A sudanese pro democracy activists committee has reported that up to 100 people have been killed by the paramilitary rapid support forces group in a village south of the capital, khartoum. this footage posted on social media shows dozens of bodies the attack took place in wad al nourah, in gezira state, which the rsf took control of in december. the group denies the attack. the rsf, who ve been fighting the sudanese armed forces for the past 13 months, have also encircled al fasher, the capital city of the darfur region, where the world food programme is expanding its operations to try and prevent a famine. the us special envoy for sudan says the geopolitical fallout from the spiralling civil war could be immense, potentially leading sudan to become a failed state like libya and somalia. myanmar s opposition and local residents have accused the army of killing at least 50 people who d been detained in a village close
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Killing of a minor, trayvon martin? you have to accept this and many other cases. it is not that you agree. you have to have the baseline. it is not an exaggeration to say the rule of law crumbles. i wanted so governor perry talking about this in the controversy over the case i mentioned, trayvon martin. the jury made the decision. although, there may be people on either side that do not agree with how it came out, the fact is that we have the best judicial system in the world and we respect it. conservative texas governor bear. mike johnson used to have this down. his website claims to. he is the top republican in government. take a look. we are the rule of law team. we believe in the rule of law. prosecutors around the
Clearing mines all over the place they were. joe mines clearing mines. one of our fellas trod on one and blew his leg off. the whole leg went. war is brutal. back when i signed up, i met a fella on the train. i went to normandy with him, but he got killed within about an hour of landing here. he was only young. i was 19 when i landed, but i was still a boy. i don t care what people say. i wasn t a man. i was a boy and i didn t have any idea of war and killing. i was lucky. yeah, i had lots and lots of luck. so why would i come back? well, this is the last and only opportunity for me, the last there will ever be. and it s because of the lads.
You re live with bbc news. police in hong kong say four more people were arrested on the politically sensitive anniversary of the killing of pro democracy protesters at tiananmen square in beijing. the arrests happened near victoria park, where vigils to remember the event in 1989 used to be held. danny vincent sent this report from hong kong. on the streets of hong kong, police outnumbered protesters. those that came to pay their respects for the dead faced arrests. hong kong was once the only place on chinese soil that would publicly remember the 4th ofjune. some dare not forget. translation: | feel the - government is too sensitive. just now, they arrested a few people. i don t understand why they arrested them.
City throughout the united states that has over 450 homicides every year, 450 to almost 700 homicides every year for the last 20 years. not getting any better. the numbers don t mean a thing when it comes down to people being attacked downtown and people losing their lives. we had a 5-year-old girl shot and killed one week ago here in chicago. there is no outrage behind the killing of the 5-year-old. you have young people roaming the streets of downtown chicago looking to hurt people and by any means necessary looking to hurt people because they don t feel there will be a consequence. we have to change the mindset and behaviors and then we need strong law enforcement type of strategies that can be deployed in chicago instead of right now a lot of young people feel they will never be held accountable. we have to step up our game coming to dealing with what s going on in chicago on a regular basis. violence spreads like an infectious disease and i push
Entire time. so then when it gets so bad no amount of spin can fix it, you wind up in a really bad situation. dana: i thought the wall street journal report as i read it were bending over backwards to be fair and delicate and to address the situation from a sensitive point of view but it is the news and the white house will have to deal with it and the campaign. charlie, great, thanks to have you. bill: alec baldwin is going from the silver screen to reality tv. hemmer celebrity news. he and his wife hilaria, they ve got seven kids under the age of ten and the show is set to come out next year and you will see a lot of bedlam in the house in lower manhattan. he faces an involuntary manslaughter charge after the killing on the rust set.
Area, additional hello remains in 2011. now these two women were sex workers. we do not know how rex heuermann was linked to them through forensics. we do know that with the previous victims, it was sex worker adds burner phones from him, cell phone tower, ping when both the sex worker and he were in the massapequa area and then the disappearance of the victim. so we know that was the timeline that the previous victims we don t know, but here s what stands out, jake. number one this shows that he allegedly began killing victims much earlier clear because the other four were deceased and it was believed that they were deceased in 2007, 2009, and 2010, right. in that area. so this is the early 2000s, so it shows a more expansive time period. secondly, another thing that is very important here is that