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Tylenol case. >> has anyone ever been arrested in that case? >> there were no arrests to the murder. there was one arrest and conviction for extortion relating to the case, that man served some time in jail. in recent years, authorities have hinted that they think that same guy is a suspect in the murders still in recent years. but he's always professed his innocence. >> a major ruling in the sexual assault case of the imf chief. >> the scientist steven hawking xgt . i'm chef michael,

A federal court, we have a copy of it, and we will share it into. now we will talk with roger lane, standing by for us, talk to him in a moment. first, go to dan simon, covering this case for us. dan why do they want his dna now? why has this come up? >> reporter: you know, a really good question, tj this came out of the blue. the fbi in chicago dispatched agents to kaczynski's prison in colorado xrksd him to voluntarily submit a dna sample, kaczynski declined. we don't know if there is solid evidence linking kaczynski to the tylenol case, we are not aware of any evidence that may exist but we...

Basically that he didn't want to provide this sample and he wanted to halt the auctioning of some of his items, some of his personal items that were seized from a montana cabin are being put up to auction. proceeds would go to the victims' families. he those items auctioned off because he believed some of them might dine evidence that would show that he did not, you know, possess potassium cyanide, which was in those pills from the tylenol case. the judge, as far as we know, made no ruling on that, and that's basically what we know at this point, randi. >> dan simon with the latest on that for...

Bombings from 1978 to 1995. the fbi in a statement says in reexamining the tylenol case, it's attempteded to security dna sam ples from numerous individuals. kaczynski says he won't give them a sample voluntarily unless the fbi meets a certain obligation they have disclosed. he establishes his whereabouts in 1982 and writes never even possessed positive totassium cy. >> this is where he was arrested in 1996. it sits in the museum in washington. some of the stuff taken from here should be preserved as possible evidence to exxon rate him in the tylenol case. >> reporter: the auction started this...

Evidence against him linking him to this case it was actually kosinski himself who revealed in court papers that the fbi was asking for samples of his d.n.a. related to this tylenol case. he tried to strike a deal with the fbi, trading his d.n.a. for a promise by the government not to auction off his personal items like his typewriters and his personal journals but the government said no deal and, trace, that option began yesterday. >> trace: of course, his attorney weighed in today. >> of course he did. it's a federal prosecutor that he has had for a long time. his name is john, he says his c...