and the killer's fingerprints were missing, presumably misfiled in one of the thousands of open caseton police department. >> everybody at some point in time was looking for that case. so it wasn't like okay well we'll just do it in our spare time. somebody every day was looking for that case. >> i guarantee, they went through many, many files. a tremendous undertaking. >> debbie and i worked together for 11 years. rumor has it that she went to the director of the latent lab and told the director that sergeant ramsey was threatening an ied investigation if they never found that print. i never once said that. >> i respect authority, but i don't mind challenging authority. >> whatever happened, it got them off of dead center. and there were several people that were assigned to go through every hpd case looking for prints. >> after months of looking through all of the case files, someone finally found them. >> they just put it in the wrong file. you know, it was just a clerical error. >> of all the evidence lost, at least the fingerprints had been recovered. by this time, the year was 2

now, were they misfilled? we don't know. >> all the experts say you should not be afraid of pharmacies using robots to fill your prescription. but you should always double-check your prescription by looking up what the drug looks like and comparing it to what's in your bottle. if you think there might be a problem, call your doctor. tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >> and to hear more from pharmacists about what goes on behind the counter, we invite you to log on to our website at nbcwashington.com, and then click on investigations. >>> doug is back with more about our weather and the colder air moving in and snow too? >> so much colder. we'rgoing to get a lot of cold and a little bit of snow. >> okay. >> and we're going to get two doses of it, and maybe really three or four of a little bit of snow. let's take a look and show you what is going on out there right now as temperatures have fallen. the winds have calmed down, at least a little bit across the region. you can see the flag not moving too much. still a w

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