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About the sheriff's department. >> and complain he did. forcefully, said chief deputy district attorney george zsoka. >> people got a little hot under the collar, the sheriff, the undersheriff were there. and lieutenant tavizon was also there. >> he and the others had to admit that lead detective, jose sanchez, had made mistakes, many mistakes. >> i had no reason to doubt him, but i should have. i should have micromanaged him. >> so maybe the whispers about some blue code were understandable, said deputy tavizon, just not true. >> we do not protect officers if an officer makes a mistake or com...

Welcome back. a new lead detective was retracing heather bogle's steps on the morning she vanished. cell phone records tied her last known where abouts to roughly a six mile radius. now investigators were about to use a powerful tool to narrow those miles down to feet, in a case complicated by scandal and alleged misconduct, the biggest twists were still ahead. here's josh mankowitz with the conclusion of "jagged". major nick cassopolis and his team worked overtime trying to answer a banker's box full of questions. starting with, what happened to heather immediately after she left whirlpool?...

When she was subjected to cross examination, she wasn't a credible person. >> there was one other theme he wanted to drill into this jury, and it concerned the lead detective. adam gibson he argued had gone pathologist shopping, that is, he consulted a series of pathologists before find him one to give him the answer he was looking for, that, yes, cory's death was, in fact a murder. >> if my opinion is not what he wants, he's going to be going looking for somebody else. >> this doctor was one of the pathologists gibson approached. her opinion, detective gibson wanted her to call this a homicid...

The information, where's the evidence, all of that. it wasn't well received at all. >> but they met with you to talk about the case in. >> no, no. >> they gave you the evidence? >> no no. >> they gave you regular updates? >> no, no, no no none of it. >> it doesn't sound like me it helped to be a private eye. >> it did not. so after finding out they were not going to welcome me into the investigation, i started making phone calls to them and the first 50 phone calls went to the lead detective who had been moved to traffic. i got nowhere with him. and finally one day, six months into it, i talke...

When he returned, police paid him a visit. he told them he didn't know anything about angie's murder, even though it was in the headlines and all of local news. it seemed hard to believe. police saw both motive and opportunity and while there was no witness placing russell at the crime scene, there was also no one to back up his alibi. angie's friend shela met with the lead detective who laid out for her the police theory. >> russell snapped is the word he used and then he grabbed a knife, took her into the room and proceeded to rape her. this is probably the one and only murder he will do, th...