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>> the couple's third dog, bandit, was initially believed to be unharmed, but the humane society discovered he suffered injuries, too, but not from the killer. >> we discovered that bandit actually had several puncture marks, which indicated that he had been in a fight and probably had been in a fight with the other two dogs. >> so the dogs attacked one another, but not the killer, even while the killer was beating them. >> and they stood there and they took their beatings, and then they went and they hid. >> to animal behavioralists, the reason was clear. >> and a stranger wouldn't have been ...

>> the couple's third dog was found in a closed bedroom, apparently unharmed. >> it was a mystery why anybody would choose to go into this residence with the three dogs, especially being large dogs. >> whenever i talked to detective kim bradley, she told me we will get justice for cathy. we are going to find the person that did this. you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy eno...

>> but investigators couldn't understand why the dogs weren't all together. >> why were her two smaller dogs beat so severely and yet the biggest dog of the group was never struck? and the dog was also locked in a bedroom. >> the third dog was a hybrid, a wolf mix that was owned by the husband. >> investigators thought the blood on the dogs' mouths and paws had come from cathy's attacker. but forensic testing disproved that. >> the swabs and clippings that had been taken from the dogs came back negative for any human dna. >> the couple's third dog bandit was initially believed to be unharmed, ...

Had been in a fight and probably had been in a fight with the other two dogs. >> so the dogs attacked one another, but not the killer, even while the killer was beating them. >> and they stood there and they took their beatings, and then they went and they hid. >> to animal behavioralists, the reason was clear. >> and a stranger wouldn't have been able to beat those dogs brutally the way they were beaten without them fighting back. somebody obviously knew the dogs, so it had to be somebody that, you know, they weren't going to fight back. >> it seemed pretty clear from the evidence that only o...