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investigation. about noon on august 16, we received a call from the employer of steven expressing that he didn't show up for work. andrea canning: police learned steven had loaned evelyn his own car to make the long drive to maine because it was newer and safer. he was driving his mom's car until she got back. maybe he drove somewhere, and he's in a bad car crash, and no one knows where he's at. andrea canning: where was steven moore? as police followed his trail, they caught a tantalizing glimpse of where he had been. but the question remained, where did he go? detectives pieced together the timeline of steven's sudden disappearance, and they uncover the first clues. coming up, a text from kathleen. where are you? everyone is looking for you. craig melvin: a stop at the store. there was a transaction at a local quickchek. craig melvin: where would they lead? even investigators couldn't have imagined that. i've never had a case with so many twists and turns.
and out of their lives. if they had have ever made it to florida, did they have a backup plan for steven? someone that got close with kathleen after the murder had told her that one of their plans was to feed steven to the alligators down in florida. it's like it just keeps getting taken to a whole new level. exactly. andrea canning: it seemed like a slam dunk case. but as kathleen sat in jail awaiting trial, she didn't sound like a woman facing hard time. on the phone with her mother, she sounded oddly breezy, almost cheerful. just the beginning of a conversation that got stranger and stranger. there's another crime brewing, a whole new chapter in the tale of kathleen dorsett and her family. [ominous music] craig melvin: coming up--
both of us, looking at her. andrea canning: kathleen seemed born to be a mother. and steven? evelyn moore: all of a sudden, it all came together for him. and his daughter made a man out of him. andrea canning: that should have been the beginning of the happy ending for steven and his wife kathleen. but in 2010, on a monday morning in august, steven just didn't show up for work. the guys at honda called kathleen. she hadn't seen him since early morning. i knew something was wrong because he's there before me. and when he didn't show up, i started calling his phone. but it kept on going to voicemail. andrea canning: his mom evelyn was taking a little vacation in maine. maybe he'd blown off work to join her. lloyd mccracken doubted it. when i finally got hold of her, i just said, do you know where your son is? she says no. and then she started panicking. i called him, and he didn't answer. [music playing] andrea canning: the honda folks waited a couple of hours, then called the police. al vega, then a detective, handled the missing persons
catastrophically injured service members, i saw joey jones, i think you saw him come up on his short legs. it was the incredible to see him do this climb, 104 stories. i had my daughter elizabeth do it, my son justin, my daughter-in-law courtney. but, you know what? my brother's two children, two of his five children did it, genevieve and steven, young stephen. it means a lot to my if family. adam: i'm getting the sense of this each as you tell the it, you've built quite the community. tell me a little bit about that. >> well, or or i'm going to the to tell you, all these people are becoming part of my family, for sure. it's incredible how many people have joined us on this journey to make sure that we take care of the greatest of all americans, those who are willing to die for you and for me and everybody else here. and if when they do, tunnel to towers is going to be there for those families that are left behind. [applause] if. adam: we appreciate them, and we appreciate you for doing it. fox family, how did that feel? was that really hard?
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suspects were convicted almost 20 years after the murder. but the met�*s disastrous handling of the case means no—one else has been brought tojustice. last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect, matthew white, who died in 2021 and revealed multiple failures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six, and now we know that there was six and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused steven's murder. who probably caused stephen's murder. and they did nothing about it. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out
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received notice one of three students standing in solidarity with the palestinians facing genocide and, of course, aoc came to her defense writing how does a student with no disciplinary record suddenly get suspended 24 hours after a nonviolent protest? steven, they were camping out on a lawn where they weren't supposed to be. you just heard the student we had on intimidating other students, yet, somehow they find a way to make it look like they are the victims spewing anti-american and anti-israeli hate? they are obstructing. engaging in rank physical intimidation and, again we return to that word. genocide. faultsly accusing jews of genocide is the language that is used to justify terrorism you accuse jews falsely of genocide to justify the actions of hamas, the barberrist murderous actions
administrators of targeting saying we must protect free speech and dissent. and ilhan omar is now denying these protests have anything to do with jewish people. no, no, no. it's only about being antiwar. >> there has been lies and targeting and harassment against antiwar protesters because it's been pro-war antiwar protesters. >> joining me now is stephen miller senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. steven, leave it to the squad. just say, nothing to do have w. israel and antiwar. what do you say to that? >> when you accuse jews for genocide for engaging in self-defense, it is one of the most monstrous libels i can possibly imagine. this is a military action against a terrorist army.