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act that permits the archivist to assume control over anything that is personal and if he did have a decent legal team, they would have squashed the subpoena with the presidential records act and you are going to hear it litigated in miami. don't act like this is some sort of slam dunk case. it will go to the supreme court. there is no way the supreme court is going to uphold the conviction of a former president, possibly a current president, over where a piece of paper goes. >> i don't have much to say. i was busy. i want someone to look at me the way the sketch artist looked at donald trump. i would look amazing with that
proceedings of defendants after they are charged with case like this by a grand jury, and what is going to happen is that trump and nauta if they are traveling together, they will be brought into federal courthouse without being seen clearly. they won't have to walk in through the front door and brought in underground and taken to the courtroom and appear before the judge. this is not like the case in new york state where there are cameras and photographs of what happens in the building. we have a sketch artist who can sketch it, but there are no video recordings, and no photography inside of federal court buildings, and when you are in that sort of courtroom, it is a big courtroom to our understanding, but it is still a pretty confined space. it is a humbling space, and it can be a theatrical space, and it is when donald trump is going to be faced with the 37 counts that he is indicted under where he is going to have the face the judge and he'll learn exactly
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following more than 4000 leads. all of them, dead ends. but one day of in november of 2008, ten months into 2008, the detective was coming through yet another stack of tips, and one of them caught his eye. >> one thing to struck me as odd, because they are talking about underwear. the anonymous tip was about a woman who had found someone else's thong underwear in her boyfriend's truck. >> do they have a name? >> they said the last name was beulah, and had a first name that started with aj. >> a drivers license search produced a name. >> about the right age. >> physical description. >> you look at his photo? >> the airy part was, when i obtained that photograph and from the initial sketch that we had from the forensic sketch artist, it was eerily similar. >> it seemed an interesting
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because inside the courtroom, there are no cameras allowed, there are members of the press inside and we have some of our reporters in there it will be able to write about what is going on. there will be a sketch artist as well, but no cameras allowed inside. joe, we have seen harry go in, briefly, what are we expecting today? harry go in, briefly, what are we expecting today?— harry go in, briefly, what are we expecting today? harry go in, briefly, what are we exectin: toda ? ., expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair — expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair to _ expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair to say _ expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair to say it _ expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair to say it was _ expecting today? more of the same. i think it is fair to say it was the - think it is fair to say it was the initial— think it is fair to say it was the initial witness statement that has created _ initial witness statement that has created most of the headline so far. the really _ created most of the headline so far. the really explosive accusations and testimony _ the really explosive accusations and testimony he made in this document. after that _ testimony he made in this document. after that we saw a slow, methodical attempt _ after that we saw a slow, methodical attempt to _ after that we saw a slow, methodical attempt to deconstruct his arguments by the _ attempt to deconstruct his arguments by the mirror group newspapers barrister~ — by the mirror group newspapers barrister. i think we are going to see more — barrister. i think we are going to see more of that today. it was five hours _ see more of that today. it was five hours of _ see more of that today. it was five hours of gruelling testimony, cross examination for prince harry and he seemed _ examination for prince harry and he seemed nervous at times, at times,
just ended, and one thing that came out of the o.j. simpson case was that nobody wanted to put cameras in their courtroom again after that. >> the judge made a ruling, a few weeks before the second trial started, that he was not going to allow the camera in the courtroom. in order for tv stations to cover menendez two, they had to go old school and bring in a sketch artist. >> but the way it turned out is people were still wanting to hear every detail of this case. >> mic check, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 -- >> and so every time there was a break in court, i would go outside on the courthouse steps and report live everything that happened in the courtroom. >> the prosecution is differing this time in that they are focusing so much on the really gruesome ugly details of what two shotguns can do to two people. >> and the big, big, big change was that david conn took over as the prosecutor. >> this is a clear-cut case of first-degree murder, and we hope that we will convince a jury of that this time around. >> i thought, "i'm not doing this trial again. i don't have to do this trial again," and so that's when i said, you know, "i'd rather chew
the widow. joshua, in old college roommate wonder just that. >> i remember looking around and remember thinking to myself that the killer could be there. >> you had that thought? >> yeah. >> what made rusty such a successful businessman was his vast network of friends and associates. it made all the more difficult for a homicide handcuffs to single out that one person who could have such rage about rusty snyderman. he knew a lot of people. >> he was an excellent network or he was constantly expanding his business and personal goalsd >> but detectives caught a break. some of the witnesses were able to give the cops a description of the killer and his vehicle. >> a possible white male with a beard. five, ten 5:11, in his 30s. >> police department sketch artist was able to render this portrait. a face with a dark beard. combed mustache and most arresting of all, to piercing eyes. the witnesses --