dna evidence in this case. >> reporter: he was there when police changed directions in murder of amber stanleydna evidence pointed them in a new direction connected to her foster sister. >> she has a foster sister that was assaulted a couple days prior to amber's murder. we know this person was involved in that assault. it is just somebody we're looking at to see where he was at the time of the murder and if he has any involvement. >> reporter: the man who hasn't been charged in the stanley case has pled guilty to two other rapes. >> rape, five days later he silenced her so he doesn't get in trouble and kills amber by mistake. >> reporter: what it was like for police to have an author following their every move as they worked this and other major cases at 6:00. news4. >> and she spoke with amber stanley's mother. she said she is interested in reading and the book and is anticipating an arrest in her daughter's case. >>> a state of emergency in florida tonight in advance of tropical storm colin. governor rick scott's declaration covers 34 counties mainly in the northern and central parts of the

and shawn in this book a good month for murder the authoo revealed new details about killing of amber stanley thatt has never been made public. the night of the murder amber t was standinghe just inside the front door and was shot s immediately as the gunman kicken in the front door. she then ran to her room where the gunman then shot her dead. in the days after amber stanley was murdered detectives quicklyi came to the conclusion that thee mask gunman was out for her foster sister after pleasured a threat she made on facebook the girl had been sexually assaulted detective now had a theory. he had come back to the house looking for the foster sisterose but found amber instead. detective then began months of investigating, interviewing dozens oinf people. some who became prime suspect ss until dna evidence pointed to aa man who had not been questioned before. >> we brought somebody insome interviewed that person. that person is current incarcerated on other criminal charges not associated with this cause. we are still looking into him, this is still an active case.as. no arrest have been made.

homicides and police shootings, but they had a red ball murder that they were trying to solve of amber stanley a lot of things took place while he was in there, a lot of breaks in cases. he was in there when we got the new information about the dna evidence in this case. >> reporter: wilber was there as police changed directions in the murder of amber stanley. dna evidence pointed them in a new direction connected to her foster sister. >> she has a foster sister who was assaulted a couple of days prior to amber's murder. we know this person was involved in that assault. it is just somebody we're looking at to see where he was at the time of the murder and if he has any involvement. >> reporter: wilber's book shows a side of this police department never seen before and reveals details in some of the county's most notorious murder cases. >> i want someone from the department to review the book objections to anything that might hurt a witness or endanger a prosecution. >> we're okay with it. we've seen the end product and i'm still okay with it. >> reporter: this is still a very active investigat

he had almost unprecedented access to the investigation, including the assassination of amber stanley. >> it's really hard, you know. it's hard. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: the grief still burns. a bright teenager with brilliant dreams killed in the place she thought was safest. >> he kicked open the door and mistakenly shot her dead in her bed. >> reporter: the brand new book reveals what he learned inside the homicide squad. detectives still believe amber's killer was gunning for her foster sister, a troubled young woman who will be raped five days earlier. she reported the crime and had taken to facebook to threaten her attacker. >> the rapist foster sister. >> reporter: solve the rape case, solve the murder. >> february 27th, they get a, did na hit back on a ser -- dna hit back on a serial rapist who's pled guilty on two other rapes. he watched as he tried to sweat out a confession. he admitted kicking down the door but backed away saying he had no gun and knew nothing about amber's death. >> this is not solve it in an hour, special victims unit. this is real >> reporter: he c

. >> new information tonight in the 2012 murder of amber stanley, the prince george's t county honor student was shotheo death by a masked man who kicked in the door of her competitorer ring home. >> a new book to be published re dna evidence has identified a status pecked. a man behind bars but not yet charged. after mouses of investigationf detective came up with a theoryy the gunman was out to murder stain lees foster sister ands f killed the 17 year old by mistake. paul wagner joining ui now with the story. paul. this book a good month for murder the you think they revealed details abouthe the killing of amber stanley never publicly disclosed. amber was standing just inside of the front door of her home when the gunman shot her wouldns you be in the arm then followed her to her room where he shot her dead t days after murder mur police never disclosed amber came face-to-face with the kill her orb her foster sister was assaulted days before and was the intended target. detectives came to the conclusion the masked gunman wan out for her foster sister. the police viewed a threat she

will try and solve the murder of 17 year old amber stanley arriving senior at flowers highg school who shot inside her r home by a masked ban who appeared to be out for amber. as he worked the scene shawn the dear were you thinking nobody he is cute honor students not like this. the murder what detectives in prince george's county homicidey call a red ball.ll. >> it can be a young child case it could be an elderly woman case. road balls come in several time a year.a year >> reporter: the murder of amber was definitely a red ball. within 24 hours he a theory the crime had something to do with her foster sister who had been sexually assaulted days before the hearing. hea living by the mantra there are no coincidence he focused on the facebook post by the fosterr sister a threat aimed at the girl's attack tear, wrong victim wrong place is that still your theory. theory that'sd our theory that the crime that took place against the foster sister has something to do with amber's murder.r's and amber was mistakenly the victim of this murder, yes. >> reporter: in the winter of 2013 tell will b

month for murder" will be released tomorrow with information we have never seen before in the amber stanleye. >> she has a foster sister that was assaulted a couple days prior to amber's murder. we know this person was involved in that assault. it is just somebody we're looking at to see where he was at the time of the murder and if he has any involvement. >> reporter: coming up, we speak with the author about why this case is one he decided to focus on. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> we dodged the rain we were supposed to get last night. looks like there could be more coming our way though, right? >> the next chance of rain unfortunately holds off until the upcoming weekend. but don't worry. we have a spectacular string of weather days ahead of us. as far as the rain last night, we didn't get a lot here in the the ingredients were there, but we could have used a little bit more heat and humidity. if you were in d.c. wanting some storms, they did not deliver. they did north of town. friday we'll start to notice the humidity creeping back into the area just a little bit for saturday. it will

the murdern of a prince george's a county honor student someone shot p and killed 17 year old ya amber stanley in 2012. in a new book called dna evidence identify the suspect in that case. a man already in a jail he has not been charged with the murder.murd we talked with detectives aboutt the claims. >> we brought somebody in andgh interviewed that persont that person is current incarceratedrt on criminal charges not associated with this case. we are still looking into him its still and active case.nd a active and open case. we are still looking into thatno person and seeing if he has anyy kind of involvement in this case. >> the book goes to great details about how stanley was killed. her mother has been briefed on the details inside the booth paul wagner will haveg more details about the ongoing investigation. >>> we've learned the kept at the of abode found this week in annapolis, holly smith essex maryland was stabbed to death t her body why found tuesday in a wooded area near industrial drive. police have charged christopher shy with her death t they say he confessed it is not clear ifar

that month amber stanley became the 6th high school student to die in that county that school year. >be there right when they requested people, at homicide scenes. >> a lot of breaks in cases and such took place. he was in there during the time when we got the new information we got about the dna evidence in this case. >> dna evidence pointed police in a new direction connected to an assault on sam werea's sister. an arrest has not yet been made. >>> a scary and brutal crime in california has put a 12-year-old in the hospital. police just outside oakland have arrested a 32-year-old woman who they say stabbed the boy in the back three times before she demanded money from a teller thae and then robbed a customer. the boy was setting in the waiting area of a bank at the time. the boy is in stable condition this morning. >>> a d.c. man accused of sexually assaulting a teenage boy face as preliminary hearing. dominic simons robbed the boy and forced him off the friendship heights metro station last month. prosecutors claim sim simons forced him in to a mall bathroom. he's charged with sex

sho and amber stanley, you know,, arising potential jenn 93 sift3t honor student and the scramble r to those cases, this is, t not csi. this not law and order. ord >> not an hour.ot an hr. >> no. >> not an hour long.>> >> no. >> no. >> talk about the challengesabo that these police officers andec homicide detectives face.etves >> all right. allight. so to be good homicide deck youu need three or four things. doingedness, creativity and zero ren pip did tee and luck. tee ac if you're not dogged you don'te get lucky. get >> if you're not creative and dogg you don't get lucky allll those things go together evenog got to ooh that up front andt personal. detective solve murderolve murr just because he wanted another o guy to watch surveillance videoe and he's watching it. wating he doesn't recognize anyone in it. it the deck makes a side commente and the guy goes those two guys are responsible.e you know.yo kno oh, my gosh, he races and gets these tapes and solves this murder. >> pieces it together. p >> what's it like in thatt's ik interrogation room?terrogn r >> it is very intense. intens

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