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because they want an outcome. that is they want guilty. will you can appeal. will grates, but you cannot appeal in time also having to appeal under the process that is unconstitutional in my view. as the nullification of the due process and equal protection for that is what took place in that courtroom. these are federal constitutional violations. this is by i think jim trusty the judge did not care. it was of no consequence to him. the appeal process, who cares i'll be after the fact the damage will be done. don't you think that is what they were thinking? lexus i think so. i tend not to go too heavy but any judge in lesson sitting in court every day and really picking up on some of the more subtle psychology in moments of it. this case was chock full of error. that feels like a politicized reckless kind of approach. a search of the judge not
because they want an outcome. that is they want guilty. will you can appeal. will grates, but you cannot appeal in time also having to appeal under the process that is unconstitutional in my view. as the nullification of the due process and equal protection for that is what took place in that courtroom. these are federal constitutional violations. this is by i think jim trusty the judge did not care. it was of no consequence to him. the appeal process, who cares i'll be after the fact the damage will be done. don't you think that is what they were thinking? lexus i think so. i tend not to go too heavy but any judge in lesson sitting in court every day and really picking up on some of the more subtle psychology in moments of it. this case was chock full of error. that feels like a politicized reckless kind of approach. a search of the judge not
monica had an idea of how to turn up the volume. why did you invest so much of your personal time for a young man you did not known a mother you did not know? >> it sounds cheesy and clichi, but i am a mother and there is nothing we will not do for our kids. >> lovely and monica double down on their search for answers. they inch closer to the truth. coming up. one possible answer to what happened that night. >> i was scared for my life. >> another mother tells her side of the story. >> went to his father and they took care of things. and with vitiligo, the pursuit for your pigment is no exception. it's time you had a proven choice to help restore what's yours. opzelura is the first and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo. proven to help repigment skin over time.
mother's love for her child and no greater pain than losing a child. both forces collided in a small midwestern town when a mysterious death sparked a search for justice. it divided a community and turn strangers into allies. the outcome left both sides reeling. here is dennis merce -- murphy with here at the edge of town. yards from the chicken wing places an one likely scrapple wilderness and a southern illinois town. a thicket of vines and brambles. acres of thorns that tear the flesh. for years people spend by without a second look. something terrible at in their in a cold night the brought a stranger to town. a mother looking for answers about her son. >> i knew one thing is i was not going to stop. >> no matter how painful the truth turned out to be.
clues. >> we had no idea what happened with pravin at that point. >> police were searching too. >> we had 14 canines to help search the areas for him. two helicopters and a state police plane. >> so you were blowing it off. >> no. >> we did not know where he was. >> lovelies family as the public for help. they offered $15,000 in reward money. this is a start of a long journey for you. a journey that began as a search for her son, but soon became something else. a search for truth and kindness and finally justice >> coming up. >> the statement was pravin seem to be intoxicated and could not tell where he was going. >> a first clue from the last person to see pravin alive. >> now we have an area to
because they want an outcome. that is they want guilty. will you can appeal. will grates, but you cannot appeal in time also having to appeal under the process that is unconstitutional in my view. as the nullification of the due process and equal protection for that is what took place in that courtroom. these are federal constitutional violations. this is by i think jim trusty the judge did not care. it was of no consequence to him. the appeal process, who cares i'll be after the fact the damage will be done. don't you think that is what they were thinking? lexus i think so. i tend not to go too heavy but any judge in lesson sitting in court every day and really picking up on some of the more subtle psychology in moments of it. this case was chock full of error. that feels like a politicized reckless kind of approach. a search of the judge not
on the democratic side we'll be watching to see, a, the ways in which those attacks on fauci are countered. we already heard it in the ranking member's statement, trying to say none of this blame should be placed at fauci's feet, but also saying the committee shouldn't be looking backwards. instead, they should be looking forwards at preventative measures. all this leaves fauci in a hot seat in front of a republican committee very eager to get him here publicly, although they've had him behind closed doors for about 14 hours earlier this year. >> ali vitali, thank you so much. up next on "ana cabrera reports," history in mexico. the first female and first jewish president elected in that country's 200-year history. and then the differing messages between israel and the u.s. over a new peace plan for gaza. what it means for a region in search of a cease-fire. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent,
keith morrison : but detective gurules murder case against travis forbes and his search for kenia monge had both stalled nearly five months after kenia vanished and still no sign of her. but one day he got a call from the crime lab requesting another dna sample of travis for the fbi. detective nash gurule: i drove up there to get his dna. i walked in, laid down my recorder. he didnt want to talk to any of the detectives in fort collins, anywhere. but he always talked to me. travis forbes (interrogation video): whats up, nash? why are you here? detective nash gurule (interrogation video): i am here because i have a warrant for you. keith morrison : and for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about philosophy and books and religion, and of course, kenias case, about which travis remained evasive. detective nash gurule: i said, ive been here a long time, travis, im done. im done playing chess with you. i said, you know, you move one way, i move another way.
>> reporter: and now family and friends were not alone in the search for kenia. a veteran denver police detective named nash gurule started looking too. to say detective gurule is imposing is perhaps an understatement. looks more like a character from "the sopranos." but hates when children go missing. >> i wanted to find her. i wanted to give her family closure. i wanted to give the city of denver closure. i was determined to bring her home. i was determined to bring her home. >> reporter: also assigned to the case was deputy d.a. kerri lombardi. >> we had to do something. and time was of the essence because she they were still hoping she was alive. and certainly, there's always that hope. i felt a lot of pressure personally, to give their family some closure. i think i just couldn't stand
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