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this hour about these missing americans? >> alison, a source familiar with this investigation tells me that it appears as though this was the case of mistaken identity. these four americans who had traveled from texas into mexico in order to what the source says obtain a medical procedure were targeted by this cartel who thought that they were attacking a haitian drug smuggling groups. of course we've seen rival gangs and rival factionss. mexie in violence. it appears as though these americans were caught up in that. now, a source tells me the only reason why investigators believe th...

>> his, mount mckinley. talk >> okay. >> i'm so sorry. i don't know what's wrong with me. i think you're amazing. >> i was trying to think i was crazy. you are saying everything was fine but i was getting for me was distance and anger. >> back with me, mike bromhead, i'm a goldberg and joining us now is dr. melissa cohen. dr. cohen, this is fascinating. the experiment that you did. explain to us how you created an eight boyfriends. >> i'm a relationship scientist and family therapist. i study relationships for a living from both the academic side of the house and the clinical side of the house...

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