. >> clean shaven because in previous videos he was bearded and seemed that was part of the propagandaffort. saying this guy, there were at least sources inside the taliban who apparently are telling media outlets that oh, he's kind of on our side. he's joining us. they put out tapes of him with a beard. he's clean shaven, wearing local dress and has a scarf around shoulders but lacks a situational awareness. seems like he was pulled out of a safe house before he was handed over perhaps in the darkness. in the clear on whether he would be kept that way day to day over five years but he's disoriented. he was able to wal own with minimal help in the helicopter, which draws questions whether administration of an imminent health threat was actually real, that is why they decided to make the trade when they did. i think a lot of people questioned that. >> they came out and said they thought this was urgent and acute situation that he was literally knocking at death's door according to some of the democrats. pete, i want to ask you, you know, normally, in this region of the world, facial hai

it's very feminist to present bergdahl as clean-shaven, head shaven, face is shaven as well, and this a very feminite look, to present this way is an insult and part of the propaganda in the hanover. >> let me follow-up, it's possible, just tell me what you think, they were cleaning him up if you will to make him look healthier, better, yeah we had him for five years but we kept him in good shape, we'll shave him, these taliban guys might be more sophisticated? >> i don't think so. my experience in afghanistan, having that facial hair is a very big sign of manliness and to shave bergdahl and present him how they did, to me, in my experience, serving in afghanistan, it's a direct, very clear message. >> david, you spent a lot of time in afghanistan, pakistan, what do you make of that? >> you know, i can't comment on the specific intent in shaving him in the way that they did. it is true, this is a war-like virile culture. my previous novel before "the director" how wars end in this part of the world, and i'm struck by the way in which something that was originally intended as a confide

>> reporter: in a video of bowe bergdahl's released passed out by the taliban yesterday, a clean-shaven bergdahl looks to be in good physical condition, but the white house first reported in a taliban video from december, bergdahl appeared to be in such bad shape, the u.s. needed to bring him home to save his life. >> we had reason to be concerned this was urgent and acute situation, that his life could have been at risk. >> reporter: a claim repeated today by defense secretary chuck hagel. >> it was our judgment based on the information we had that his life, his health were in peril. >> reporter: although the video remains classified, senior u.s. officials that described the tape to nbc news say it showed bergdahl in declining health, that he lost weight, was cradling one arm and spoke english with a slight stutter but medical teams determined he did not appear in grave condition or in danger of dying. and the white house today came up with still another story line, that president obama could not tell key members of congress about the prisoner swap in advance, because if it leaked out,

. >> reporter: clean shaven, he appears disoriented but in physically good condition. as helicopters circle above, americans are in radio contact to avoid fatal mistakes. taliban fighters cover the surrounding hills armed with rocket propelled grenades that could take down a helicopter there are three dozen special operations forces within striking distance as well as attack helicopters and an armed drone just in case. >> they understand what they are carrying. >> reporter: one taliban fighter leans in to give bergdahl a final warning, do not come back to afghanistan. finally bergdahl's ride arrives. as the black hawk helicopter lands, they above out. three americans cautiously approach and get close enough to barely touch hands with the taliban. >> you can see the man -- as we view on the left there, he uses his left hand, i think he's probably a right handed shooter and he doesn't want to compromise his ability to go for his weapon. >> reporter: one american brushes bergdahl's back, checking for a possible suicide bomb vest. bergdahl keeps a steady pace as they make

reporters, someone made the good point, a good reason why he may have looked terrified, he had been clean shaven, and there were guys with video cameras from the taliban. that means you're about to have your head cut off. >> they were afraid of a beheading, you're exactly right about that. >> a young guy who looks terrified. for the republicans to demonize him before we know the truth is risky. >> and the taliban has not been considered a terrorist organization. it is an insurgent army, which is why he was considered a p.o.w. if the taliban were terrorists, he would have been considered a hostage. they seem like a fine point. >> the problem is holding a rose garden ceremony for somebody who was widely believed to be a deserter, maybe a defector and maybe a clash collaborator. >> you call that a political mistake. >> the pentagon knew all about it. if you bring him home, bring him home. >> hold on. >> a political mistake in the sense the administration says the white house has a gift for taking something that should have been an easy victory and turning it into something far more problematic. >>

bergdahl, clean-shaven and blinking. taliban fighters, high in the hills. a white flag, a sign for the americans. as u.s. helicopters approach, bergdahl is warned, don't come back again. you won't make it out alive next time. on the ground, bergdahl is met by special operation forces. a handshake and a pat-down to check him for weapons and explosives. the security precautions were extraordinary. as the man in the center does the pat-down, these men's arms stay straight. clearly, there's something concealed up their sleeves. >> they've obviously got some kind of weapons so if they need to shoot across each other, they're ready to go in case there's an ambush. >> reporter: defense secretary hagel reached out to bergdahl's parents to let them know, he's focused on their son's health, while the army investigates the circumstances surrounding his capture. john and linzie? >> thanks so much. tahman bradley, there live in washington. >>> and we've heard from another american being held by the taliban. caitlin coleman, seen here next to her canadian husband, joshua

. >> reporter: late afternoon deep in a valley, bowe bergdahl, clean shaven, blinking and hollow eyes, as if emerging from the dark for the first time. taliban fighters high in the hills able to shoot below. the white flag on a freshly cut branch, a sign for the americans. translating the conversation from pashto the language of the taliban, a fighter says to bergdahl "don't come back to afghanistan. you will not make it out alive next time." then, a surveillance aircraft appears followed by two helicopters. three americans emerge. bergdahl carrying a bag is escorted toward them. his back quickly patted making sure he has not been turned into a human bomb. just before boarding his bag is grabbed and dropped. another pat-down. then airborne to freedom. abc news consultant and retired marine corp fighter pilot studied the video. seeing hidden signs. first, the hoods of the taliban cars. >> the hoods being up more than likely the u.s. said we want you to raise the hood of your vehicle so that's another signal we have got the right area. >> reporter: then that number 41 on the u.s. helico

. >> reporter: he looked healthy and was clean shaven and wearing traditional afghan clothing. >>> there is a big question now about whether or not the intelligence community supports or objects to the prisoner exchange. the ranking member of the senate intelligence committee is calling for the president to declassify files on the five detainees. catherine harris is covering this. >> reporter: u.s. officials confirm this rescue was an accelerated force and no one was briefed on this. >> i think he by passed the intelligence community and congress because this was done for political reason. there was no policy justification for this. he would not be able to justify this as something in the national interest of the united states. >> reporter: and lawmakers looking at the president's trip to afghanistan where he met with the top military and intelligence officers on the ground including the cia's chief of station and he would be responsible for tracking former detainees if they return them. >> i think it is interesting to know if the president brought this up in afghanistan with the people

the clean-shaven captive appeared to be having some trouble with his vision. he blinked repeatedly, and at one point rubbed his left eye. american surveillance planes flew overhead. taliban gunmen, some armed with rocket-propelled grenades, stood guard on nearby hills. then the sound of approaching helicopters signaled the start of a carefully orchestrated hand over. bergdahl, dressed in traditional afghan garb, was flanked by two taliban soldiers. as a special operations black hawk touched down, kicking up a cloud of dust, bergdahl and his captors started walking towards the chopper. at the same time, three u.s. commandos in civilian clothes moved to meet them. brief waves and handshakes were exchanged. the americans hurriedly checked bergdahl for explosives and then quickly walked him to the helicopter. one of the soldiers took a plastic bag from bergdahl's left hand and casually dropped it to the ground. the former captive was patted down a second time, and then hustled aboard the black hawk. just 40 seconds after u.s. troops first put their hands on bergda

shirt that have a beard he did not he is a black top clean shaven he was the guy that nicknamed me the blond bomber. the great guy and i used to go fishing with a muslim out fact he put a sack over my head made me lay down in the bottom of a boat because he knew if we caught fish that i'd come back the next day in my boat and go to the same spot he would make me put a sack on and lay the bottom of the boat and that's where i'd stay till we got to where we were going where we were drafted i was the first player first player picked so you backed him up for a couple years you had a go of a senior that had a great junior year and great junior and senior year out of pressure being a first place. i didn't realize that larry at the time how much pressure was i didn't realize i never thought i did numbered i never did interviews when it did interviews we didn't have television people doing interviews with us so when i went to pittsburgh all this was new you had to learn how to deal with the media. and i didn't understand at the time that the first put the first player picked. you know so much

he was clean-shaven and wearing traditional afghan guard. he has still not spoken to his parents. secretary chuck hagel pushed back on any that unit mates died in search for bergdahls. spoke to the derg -- bergdahl's release. he told him their son's reintegration was top priority right now. >> i know seangt hagel has signed off on this. former secretary of defense panetta had not signed off. he was opposed to the earlier deal. when you get down below the secretary level to the other people at the pentagon, what are they saying about this? do they think this was a good deal and a smart move? >>like, i think there is a lot of churn here at the pentagon. the official line, of course, is that this -- they had no other choice. this is what they needed to do to bring an american home. the war was ending and there was a feeling that guantanamo is going to be closed at some point anyway and that these five taliban leaders were going to be released somehow anyway so they might as well get an american home and tie up that loose end before the war is over. so, there is just is a great deal o

he clearly looks very gaunt, his head shaven, he's dressed in white.aling the sort of logistical operation that goes into these kinds of prisoner swaps that mark the end of a sort of conflict that we're witnessing under way at the moment in afghanistan. the taliban voiceover in pashto language saying something along lines of, we called off all our fighters in the region to make sure that the american special forces when they arrived were not attacked, indicating the high degree of coordination between the two sides on this issue. also, the mutual trust. as mentioned by i think you and christine earlier, the special forces never once turned their back, according to this video, on the taliban fighters themselves. there's a great deal of mistrust between them and the taliban, 18 of whom are armed standing around them. in the commentary, the taliban commentator says, look, we don't trust the americans, either. essentially, they took those 18 military personnel, those taliban fighters, with them because you can't, in their words, entirely trust your enemy.

. >> reporter: late afternoon, deep in the valley, bowe bergdahl, clean shaven, blinking and hallow-eyed, as if coming from the dark for the first time. taliban fighters, able to shoot below. translating the conversation from pashto, the language of the taliban, a fighter says to bergdahl don't come back to afghanistan, you will not make it out alive next time. then, the surveillance aircraft appears. three americans emerge, bergdahl, carrying a bag, is escorted toward them. his bag, quickly patted, making sure he is not turned into a human bomb. just before boarding, his bag is grabbed and then dropped, another patdown, then air to freedom. the retired marine corps fighter pilot studied the video seeing hidden signs so key to the operation. fir first, the hoods of the taliban cars. >> the hoods being up, more than likely the u.s. said we want you to raise the hood of your vehicle so that it is another signal that we have the right area. >> reporter: then, that number 41 on the u.s. helicopter, likely a message back to the taliban the deal is on and the handoff to the americans? >> all t

no one said go clean shaven, no one said, if appointment is at 9:00 show up at 8:20. >> i am to say,ss, what about ladies? >> i know. charles: i don't know how to handle ladies. ladies. it looks like the set after the millen y'alls might be breaking through this malaise. >> i love this idea, for 16 to 19-year-old jobless rate is down 19%. it was up 25% last year, they are finding more jobs. charles: because they are participating? >> summer jobs. >> you have to go out, work hard, present yourself properly, and find the right job for yourself. charles: a lot don't know, i know we bust their chops but they lot don't know. >> economy has changed. when we were kids everyone had a "9 to 5" job they wore a navy blue suit, today you look at guys like mark zuckerberg shows up with a hoody on, the kids think that is okay, it depends on where they are interviewing, in an accounting firm you better put a white shirt on. charles: but you would not get hurt if you interviewed at a computer company. >> i don't care where you interview, you should have a white shirt, and a suit it shows you want th

. >> woodruff: clean shaven and dressed in traditional afghan garb, bergdahl is first seen blinking rapidlythe sunlight as he awaits his transfer. at one point, a taliban fighter tells him, in the local language, pashto, "don't come back to afghanistan. you won't make it out alive next time." some of the words, misspelled, appear on the screen. then, a u.s. military blackhawk helicopter lands, and three men in civilian clothes quickly retrieve bergdahl. one pats him down, possibly for explosives, and he gets aboard, ending nearly five years in captivity. a voiceover says the transfer took place in the ali sher district of khost province, near the border with pakistan. meanwhile, u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel, in belgium, said it is premature to assume that bergdahl deserted in 2009, and that several u.s. soldiers died in the initial search for him. >> i do not know of specific circumstances or details of u.s. soldiers dying as a result of efforts to find and rescue sergeant bergdahl. it's not in the interests of anyone, and certainly, i think, a bit unfair to sergeant bergdahl's family

>> this is the most of the prisoner exchange seen in the trillion ban video, bowe bergdahl clean shaven and blinking, taliban firefighters high in the hills a white flag, a sign for the americans. as helicopters approach, bowe bergdahl is wanted, don't come back again, you won't make it out alive next time. on the drown, bowe bergdahl is met by special operation forces, a handshake and a pat down to check for weapons and explosives. the security precauses were extraordinary. the man in the center does the patdown and these men armed, stay straight clearly something is concealed up their sleeves. >> they obviously have weapon so if they need to shoot across each other they are ready to go in case there is an ambush. >> defense secretary hagel reached tout his parents to let them know he focused on the health while the army investigates the circumstances surrounding his capture. >>> this morning, we are looking out and seeing a little more fog but mike is that locally? >> pretty much in san francisco and into oakland with a southwest wind developing from the bay bridge north through san p

clean shaven.d one kid i spoke to, he had the interview at 9:00, he showed up at 8:50 because he didn't want them to think he was desperate. i said you're desperate. next time, show up at 8:00. >> charles payne, you are the best person they could learn from. thanks so much. >>> speaking of jobs, with summer here, does your kid have a job? mowing the lawn. that's one of the ones we used to do. but it is far from the only option. the cool things kids of all ages could be doing to earn some cash. get off the couch and away from their mobile devices, charles! we're going to have the lowdown coming up next. >>> and a stunt driver's attempt to break a world record didn't go as planned. the incredible video of what happened instead. next. it's always the same dilemma, who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 877-218-2

he was clean shaven and wearing traditional afghan garb. >> thank you very much. >>> in the meantime, we don't know what they do for fun in qatar these days, or i don't. but what we do know is the taliban roaming around there is free to do anything they want. the republican congressman, u.s. senate candidate john conyers says the obama administration has explaining to do. we called mike pryor against whom he will be running. we're hoping to hear back. congressman, you are looking at this and saying a lot is not adding up. like what? >> well, neil, i was actually in the army on active duty in afghanistan when private bergdahl went missing. we now know almost to a certainty that he deserted his post. the soldiers in his unit have been saying that for days. in the last 24 hours, we have to ask the question, was he merely a deserter or is he maybe even a defector. he just heard his team leader saying he sought out the taliban. even though he had friends which is common in units there, but he went to seek out the taliban. given we must have known that in the united states government within

i know i'm the millennial -- >> the greasy guy who hasn't shaven in five days lingering delivering thingsbuilding. >> alfred hitchcock's the birds. maybe that's why i'm creeped out. speaking of the other side in drones, no one will get lost in the woods again because the drone will find you. no kid will sneak off on campus and do something crazy. law enforcement will be amplified. and this notion they think we're not going to be able to see the sun because the sky is filled with drones is a little out of touch. >> packages delivered by amazon, it will be filled. trade group says 90% of drones will be used for farming. i see it used for the situations like that. charles: i got to tell you, the amazons and the googles of the world have a lot of power, somehow they'll be used for other things. i think we'll see. three minutes, get the investment idea today. talking about the drone invasion, and this company is a top player in the pentagon when it comes to the small drones. i'm going to see if you can guess what it is. we'll be right back. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-

in the video, a clean-shaven bergdahl is shown sitting in a pickup truck prior to his release.one of the men tells him "don't come back to afghanistan. next time we catch you, you won't leave here alive." he is then brought out of the truck as a blackhawk helicopter lands in a nearby open field. two of the men, one waving a white flag, lead or gall to meet three men and what appear to be civilian close. the men had him down and flash a thumbs-up, then lead them into the helicopter where u.s. soldiers appear to be waiting. seconds later, the helicopter lifts off. bergdahl was released over the weekend in exchange for five high-ranking taliban militants who had been held at guantÁnamo bay. the white house has apologized to keep lawmakers for not notifying them of the prisoner swap in advance. speaking with reporters on tuesday, senator dianne feinstein said she received a call monday night. >> unless something catastrophic happened, i think there is no reason to believe that he was an instant danger. there certainly was time to pick up the phone and call and say, i know you all h

sergeant bergdahl looking gaunt, his head shaven.he first question that was asked, according to this taliban voiceover that runs throughout, commentary of this video, is that the special forces asked the taliban what the condition was, what the health situation was of the american soldier, and they said tell the truth if he's ill. and the taliban said he seems fine. now, that's in contradiction to what u.s. officials here at the landstuhl regional medical facility here in southern germany have been saying about the condition of sergeant bergdahl, saying his condition required hospitalization, particularly a focus on dietary and nutritional needs after nearly five years in taliban captivity. i spoke to one of the medical officials earlier on, within the last half hour or so, and he tells me it's a relative concept. there's a situation with stomach problems, immunization problems that exists on a sort of relative level in afghanistan. it has to be treated here in hospital. so, he's in a stable condition, is continuing to be treated. th

i also think that given josh hasn't shaven today, he fits on a hog. >> and he hasn't combed his hair,, morgan, thank you. see ya. >>> how about the position on micron technologies? earnings come out after the bell. this has a -- pete? >> i think it eventually hits $40. we've talked about chips and energy, chips and energy, every month, every week this year. i think they're killing it in the exposure in the mobile area with the phones, with the pads, everything, when you're talking about they're now finally in the apple products. i think because of that, this stock is going higher. >>> up next, the worst trade of the day comes from world cup fans suffering through last night's tie, plus the team reveals final trade for the day. more half ahead. (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is almost as exciting as the thrill of the find. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we rebuilt scottrade elite from the ground up - including a proprietary momentum indicator that makes researching sect

. >> along with flexing, carney kept up another marine tradition, maintaining a clean shaven head at almost any price. >> we filmed christian shaving his head. it seemed to go on forever. i don't know if it was the fact that his razor was so dull or the fact that he had no shaving cream, but it just turned into a bloody mess. >> it's part of the jail experience. don't go to jail unless you chop your head up with a razor. did i miss any spots? >> did you use the aftershave? make sure you get that. yeah. >> i'm fine. >> what's that? >> make sure you don't get infected, you know. >> when christian applied the after shave to his head, there was an uncomfortable laughter among all of us. we knew if it was us we would be screaming in pain. but, he went about it as if it was nothing. you can see that he was sucking it up, and i think that's what made us laugh a little bit, because we knew deep inside he really felt it. >> but at the time of our extended stay shoot in orange county, carney was facing far more serious issues. he was awaiting trial, charged with the murder of a fellow marine.

he's clean shaven. he appears to be somewhat robust. had no trouble walking to the helicopter. did appear subdued after five years of captivity. one could only imagine. but, you know, the white house, over the weekend trotted out, now national security adviser susan rice one more time to the morning shows. and she said the reason that the white house did not give the 30-day notification before releasing those five gitmo detainees was because of bergdahl's health. that if they would have waited another 30 days, it would have been too late. and even senator dianne feinstein, the democratic leader of the senate intelligence committee yesterday contested the white house claim saying she has seen no evidence that bergdahl's health was failing. >> all right. senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein is doubting, if you look at this here, you can't really determine. the situation was so urgent that congress was not notified. take a listen to this. >> as i understand, he was undernourished. not

bowe bergdahl dressed up, holding a plastic bag, clean shaven. the taliban making a big deal about this. they knew this video would be splashed all over the world. >> some members of the taliban love this. it says look, the americans are recognizing us. we will be a force to be reckoned with and don't forget it's important for the other side, too. this was negotiated with the taliban that sank almost instantly last year. it was about a year ago that they had their own flag and it said the islamic emrit of afghanistan. the americans are recognizing us as a political entity. this is important. it may be very important for the united states as well as it prepares to pull its soldiers up. >> let's get back to the orchestration and how well orchestrated this was. down to the number of, you know, u.s. special forces on which side of the helicopter, how many members of the taliban down to the white flag? point out all of that. >> the white flag is a universal sign of peace. we're not going to have any gun play. the taliban guys were not armed. the opera

moments before bergdahl is seen waiting in the back of a pickup truck, clean shaven but weathered. a taliban narrator says the americans were warned that 18 armed fighters lined the hills. following the handoff, nearly halfway around the world five taliban leaders were released from guantanamo bay, cuba. those five men are also shown in the video arriving safely in qatar. the video has obvious propaganda value for the taliban. you may have noticed that cbs blurred the faces of those special forces soldiers in the field for security reasons. as for bowe bergdahl himself, he remains in stable condition, undergoing tests at a military hospital in germany. >> margaret thanks. critics who say sergeant bergdahl abandoned his post are getting louder today. jan crawford is in washington where bergdahl's fate is undecided. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the army is saying the priority right now is to get sergeant bergdahl back to health before it formally investigates and, if necessary, disciplines him. there is growing pressure to punish bergdahl much it have from the soldie

these people now are going to have shaven -- safe haven from alepo, syria, to the gates of baghdad. they have sworn to attack us. part of their agenda is to strike our homeland. their goal is to create an islamic state, a caliphate, that would put the people under their rule into darkness. and i don't want to hear any more war about women stories unless you address iraq and syria. you want to see a war on women, i'll show you one. can you imagine what little girls are thinking today in the sunni part of iraq and in syria? can you imagine the hell on earth. well, the people who will do that to their own, what would they do to us? i don't mean to be an alarmist, but i am alarmed. i am just telling you what they are saying they will do. our director of national intelligence has said that the safe haven for isis in syria, now iraq, presents a great threat to our homeland. the mistake president obama is making is not to realize that we need lines of defenses. why did you want to leave a residual force behind in iraq? 10,000 to 15,000 would have given the iraqi military capacity they don'

. >> reporter: late in the afternoon, deep in the valley, bowe bergdahl, clean shaven, blinking as ifn fighters, high in the hills, able to shoot below. the white flag on a freshly cut branch a sign for the americans. translating the conversation from pashto, the language of the taliban. a fighter says to bergdahl, don't come back to afghanistan. you will not make it out alive next time. then surveillance aircraft appears, followed by two helicopters. three americans emerge. bergdahl, carrying a bag is escorted toward them. his back quickly patted, making sure he has not been turned in to a human bomb. just before boarding, his bag is grabbed and dropped. another patdown and then airborne to freedom. abc news consultant and retired marine corps fighter pilot steve ganyard studied the hidden signs key to the operation. first, the hoods of the taliban cars. >> the u.s. likely said we want you to raise the hoods of the vehicle so it is a sign we have the right area. >> reporter: then the number 41 on the u.s. helicopter, likely a message backed to the taliban the deal is on and that hand

his head shaven, he looks pale.ding to the taliban narration that's overplayed on it is the special forces guy who took handover from him saying to him, what's the health condition of bergdahl, and tell us the truth if he's ill. and the taliban narrator indicated that there was nothing wrong with him and then they went off and took him on the helicopter and came here to this regional medical facility in landstuhl in southern germany where medical officials have been examining him saying that there are medical concerns they're looking at but he's in a stable condition. it's not a serious condition. he's got dietary and nutritional needs that have to be addressed as a result of his nearly five years in captivity with the taliban, in the afghan, pakistan area. so those are the main issues. in addition to that there are concerns about his psychological position, analysis to help him re-integrate into society. it doesn't seem this is a matter of life or death according to the world we're getting from the landstuhl medica

and the suspect we're looking for was clean shaven. >> furthermore, mitchell's palmprints didn't match the print from the crime scene. he also had an alibi. >> as it turned out, he was not our man. >> back at the crime scene, investigators found another clue, blood on the light switch in the victim's living room was not the victim's blood. presumably, it belonged to the killer. >> he could have cut his hand on the door when he broke the glass to reach in to unlock the door to get into the house. >> a sample of the blood was sent to the fbi's forensic lab which confirmed it didn't belong to the victim's son, charles, or any of the other suspects in the case. >> certainly, it is a frustrating situation when you know you have good evidence and you just can't match it up. >> it was very frustrating. you have a lot of anger, you have so many questions. >> despite his denials, suspicions remained that charles holden might have had something to do with his mother's murder. >> even though several witnesses corroborated charles holden's story about the hitchhiker, investigators still felt as th