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More, and there's going to be a whole series of investigations as to what happened, how it happened, and why it happened, so it doesn't happen again. >> apparently according to "the new york times," some of the investigators felt like they had run down the leads and the investigation had come toon end. they didn't have enough go forward and they were discussing that, but bill barr said, no, keep digging. you had william barr for some reason not listening to the investigators here. that's clearly one area where the guardrails went down. >> yeah. clearly. if the agents did come back and say, hey...

True. but thus endeth the brief and unsuccessful senate bid of convicted felon don blankenship. there was, however, at least one silver lining. at midnight, just hours after he came in a distant third in the republican senate primary, don blankenship's year-long probation came toon end. and he has plans. >> go on probation. i'm off of probation tonight at midnight. i've not been able to go places i like to go for three years now. and i get my guns back in a day or two. so i'm going to win either way tonight. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they...

Start building your confident retirement today. >> life changes on a daily basis inside grand rapids, kent county jail. new inmates arrive, and others leave due to being acquitted, bonded out, or transferred to state prison. some accident like brian abandroth are permitted to serve shorter sentences at the jail, and his is coming toon end. his life on the outside will be

And again, we got no response. but hours later, ruby burdette did. >> he came in. he said he was an investigator. he introduce himself. we sit at the dining room table and he started talking. he -- he told me he apologize for no one coming out before now. and he -- he told me that the first investigator they had didn't do anything. he said he was the one that hoped, you know, to see this thing come toon end. he said he would, you know, if anything -- if anyone could be found, he was gonna find them. >> reporter: she doesn't know why now, why it took so long and why, for three and a half years,...

>> he came in. he said he was an investigator. he introduce himself. we sit at the dining room table and he started talking. he -- he told me he apologize for no one coming out before now. and he -- he told me that the first investigator they had didn't do anything. he said he was the one that hoped, you know, to see this thing come toon end. he said he would, you know, if anything -- if anyone could be found, he was gonna find them. >> reporter: she doesn't know why now, why it took so long and why, for three and a half years, no one in the sheriff's department seemed to care that a black man...