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Harris'first two trials, jurors returned their verdicts swiftly. third time, deliberations dragged. finally, almost two weeks in, the jurors made it clear they simply could not reach a verdict. >> breaking news out of the schoharie county courthouse, the third trial has been ruled a mistrial. >> reporter a mistrial. it was the outcome nobody wanted. >> we got closer to justice, but we're not there yet. >> michele's family, convinced they knew the truth, that cal murdered michelle, left the courthouse without comment. >> not right now. >> reporter: and tioga county prosecutor martin vowed to do...

March 2016 detective harding turned up unannounced on dolores's doorstep in coco beach, florida. >> knock on the door and i say hi. i'm detective harding. i'm from anne arundel county, maryland. i'd like to talk to you. >> that's a shock. >> and she was very shocked. she said, about what? maliek? and i said yes, actually. >> in an interview room at the sheriff's office the detective asked dolores about the night of the murder. if she was in maliek's apartment and if he was with her. >> she admits that she was there that night. >> what happened at maliek kearney's house? >> she was in the livin...

Directors to oversee directions at washington headquarters. now mcmillion is crafting new strategies. >> different is what the fbi wants. >> to recruit a more diverse workforce. >> i think wave good marketing strategy that we're launching out. particularly we're reaching out to those underserved communities where they haven't really considered the fbi as place for a career or even a job. >> black communities in particular have historically viewed the fbi with suspicion. a fraught relationship with the counter intelligence surveillance of martin luther king jr. and other civil rights leaders in...

King jr. and other civil rights leaders in the 1950s and '60s. >> we own the mistakes and even the things in the past that have happened. so if we don't steer clear of that, recognize that, we have to do better. >> a grm of retired black special agents who have created a diversity advocacy group called the mirror project point out the number of african-americans at the fbi has been dwindling from 12% in march 2016 to 10.7% in 2021. just 4.7% of the fbi's more than 13,000 special agents are black. >> it was difficult. because i felt alone many times. >> eric jackson retired from the fbi in 2019...