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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho man has pleaded guilty to the 1996 rape and murder of Angie Dodge, a crime for which another man was wrongfully convicted nearly
>> reporter: and for three days you were essentially on trial. i mean, your cousin was on trial for murder but it was like you were on trial for murder. >> i was on trial. i was. i was. basically for my life and i had no protection. >> reporter: with pete off the stand the prosecution had a case to make but with limited evidence. they couldn't mention the dna. not conclusive. nor could they tell the jury about paul's previous assault and intent to commit rape conviction in san francisco. not relevant. in addition linda parisi claimed there was no motive. no reason for paul moore to kill robert...
Dropped. but this put paul on the california sex offender list. he went into exile near santa cruz. paul's intent to commit rape conviction was dropped seven years later. he pleaded no contest to the assault with a deadly weapons charge. which meant he was no longer a registered sex offender. and the prod gal son was welcomed home. that part of his past. a carefully guarded secret for most of the folks here in colusa county. everyone knew he didn't like roberto aiello. around town, could you hear what
Male-privileged view that, you know, that men can kind of do what they want and the women who complain about it are liars and exaggerators and making things up and are somehow ungrateful to people like roger ailes who helped them. i mean, he defended roger ailes well before the "access hollywood" tape came out. that had nothing to do with the accusations against him. he talked about mike tyson's rape conviction in 1992 in a radio interview and called it a travesty. it didn't have anything to do with the fact he had been accused. >> yeah. >> this is his view of the world. to be honest, this was...
That he was wondering if there were holes in the stories that these women were telling. sort of a skepticism that kind of bled into his remarks that he said publicly, which is maybe, you know, there wasn't something that was being revealed by the women who were -- who alleged they were abused emotionally and physically by rob porter. to be perfectly frank, this is not -- it's shocking that it's not all that shocking because trump has a history of essentially taking the side of the accused. it goes back to his time as a real estate mogul in the '80s where he stood by mike tyson during rape conv...