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reporter: he says the arrest had everyone in the newsroom scratching their heads. >> thomas had a great alibihe was at a poker game 15 minutes away. even hours after they arrested him, i don't really know what grounds they had as far as actual evidence connected him to the death. >> reporter: if tom was killer, then there had to be a hole in that rock solid alibi. or maybe the authorities, thinking the husband always does it, had acted too fast. >> it doesn't feel like a slam dunk here, arresting this man. >> no, it does not. >>> coming up, the mystery of the missing phone call. >> i pulled up my phone and i'm like, see if there was a number there. and there was nothing. and i'm like, "that's strange." >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. >> reporter: steuben county sheriff's investigators had made a quick >> reporter: steuben county sheriff's investigators had made a quick arrest in kelley clayton's murder, her husband, tom. to many, including kelley's best friend andrea, it didn't make sense. >> i loved him. she loved him. he wasart of our family. we were part of theirs. >> reporter: the

18th. >> this guy gets around. >> if you've got a bentley, your options are open. >> guess so. >> as investigators headed off to check reginald pott's alibicalumet city, officer calvin lucius was again cruising vacant parking lots. this time a mile or so from where he found those boxes when a partner noticed something. >> he saw a pair of ear buds hanging from the tree. >> bright little bobbles showed up in the dark. what else was in that abandoned place? at the end of the midnight woods. >> coming up, it's now a different type of investigation. and detectives take a closer look at a man from nailah's past. >> she sensed there was something off about him. and that's probably where she decided to, you know, look a little deeper. >> when "dateline extra" continues. , seresto, seresto ♪ whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's w

>> the appeals court said it ordered the new trial because syed's attorney decided not to call a key alibis at his original trial. the podcast helped locate the alibi witness. prosecutors can still appeal the ruling. >>> and "the miami herald" reports accused parkland school shooter nikolas cruz is getting fan mail from teenage girls. the letters addressed to cruz are stacking up at the broward county jail. cruz is charged with killing 17 people last month at marjory stoneman douglas high school. in the fan mail, many reportedly profess their love and support for cruz. >>> still to come, a new perk for mcdonald's workers. employees will have a new reason to stay on the job longer. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today... for your cha

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a solid alibi, said geragos. client simply couldn't have killed jennifer, and he couldn't have started the fire. how could he have been in two places at once? and as for rosie, the yellow lab who alerted to a gasoline smell on zumot's clothes, those clothes were sent to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, and they showed no evidence of gasoline at all. >> the atf has a protocol and the atf also put out a protocol that said you never take a dog alert, a single dog alert and draw a conclusion. and, in fact, if the atf says negative, you should not allow in the dog alert. >> so why would people believe the dog over the atf? >> i think once again you get into this idea that people have dogs, they kind of ascribe supernatural powers to dogs. i have two large dogs and one -- having been through a couple of cases with dog evidence, as much as i love my dogs, i'm certainly not going to want to convict somebody and put their liberty at stake based on dog evidence. >> still, as he presented his case, geragos had a

bee court said today it ordered a new trial because of a deficient performance by syed's trial attorney, and that her failure to call an important alibi witness to testify prejudiced syed's defense. koenig's podcast played a crucial role in locating that alibi witness. >> "serial" was enormously helpful. >> reporter: justice brown is syed's attorney on appeal. >> "serial" has also helped build this groundswell of support for us and for adnan, lyd for the case, and that has really fueled these efforts and e lowed to us keep fighting on the way that we have. >> reporter: maryland's attorney general refused to say today if he will appeal, but if he does, it could be months before syed finds out if he really will get a new trial. jeff. >> glor: chip reid, thank you. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a tragedy and a .ustery. o y did an s.u.v. carrying a family go off a cliff? and later steve hartman on the trail of a spammer. spammer. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4

shuffling off not done one might have been a tough the definitions an alibi and the. one seeking i need. to. take a minute not equal to the just it didn't include oxycodone and then you're just really boring. as hell is that guy's. young movie right now. how did you know not beached me out of sight is out. to be this just silly new climbing i love this guy in the d.v.d. player and he's just numb tokyo find it up to keep going to get it now. but. the last laugh out. of his look was because did it because it didn't seem quite a cultural pretty high for the premise. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a game still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like

. >> the baby sitting thing was a brand new alibi. tioned that before. >> we sent detectives to interview the brother after wards. he didn't know the story janos had given. >> a few weeks later cops arrived at his shop, this time to arrest him. >> he's working on a tv, and he's putting things away like he's coming back. it's not like you have to put them back. you're not coming back. >> word of the arrest spread fast. first to gary, who waited 25 years. >> completely happy. after so much time goes by you think it's a fore gone conclusion, it's over. everyone moves on with life. >> including, of course, mary ann who moved on with janos. didn't go to him for a little while. in fact, spent 20-plus years, the same man she accused of killing her husband. but he was the only man in her life since archie was murdered. >> she loves janos and does not want to believe he's a killer. >> the case against janos kulcsar finally came to court, and, of course, the prosecution's star witness was mary ann mcfarland. what did she know and what would she

alibi. there, he uncovered a bombshell.ith saying to the detective he'd been at the hotel the entire night? ducking out just twice to get a drink and a snack? well, unhappily for keith's alibi, when the detective hit play on the hotel's security video it told a vastly different story. keith is seen leaving, as he'd claimed, around 11:00pm. but -- >> i think within 15 to 30 minutes, he's gonna be returning. but that never happened. >> you're scrolling through the tape? >> going through, going through. >> and then when'd your bingo moment come up? >> he finally arrived back at the hotel six hours and 34 minutes after he had left, initially. >> reporter: gone for more than six and a half hours. was that enough time for keith to drive all the way back to his house in kentucky, commit the crime, and return? >> so what did you and your partner find, when you put a clock to it? >> driving the speed limit to and from, it would've allowed approximately 20 minutes, at least, to have committed the crime. >> is that enough time on the

daniel, remember, had given the police a shifting alibi. in his first interview that he stopped by a walmart store to buy hair dye. but, as detectives thought about it, that new little nugget raised more questions. >> i mean this is a young kid not old enough to have to cover, you know, whatever they're covering. i mean he -- his hair looked fine to me. i thought it a little odd. >> reporter: did he actually go to walmart at all that morning? they subpoenaed this walmart surveillance video and sure enough, there was daniel. in the walmart when he said he was. but why hair dye? could it be he really wanted the protective gloves that are generally included in a hair dye kit? >> gloves is important because there's evidence at the scene where a glove turned up. >> reporter: not a whole glove, of course, but a tiny piece of material that appeared to have been torn from a rubber glove. so they requested a copy of daniel's walmart receipt. and what do you know -- the type of hair dye he bought came with a pair of gloves. oh, which did not match th

remember, from the beginning, javier had been sam's alibi. >> he paged me, saying, "you know what, i need aat if they were together and javier's dna put him at scene of the crime, then sam had to be there too. >> his alibi is at the murder scene. and for sam lopez, i think that's just devastating evidence. >> reporter: and he told the jury it was the first of many instances where the most powerful evidence of guilt came from sam's own words. >> it's sam's actions and it's sam's statements. >> reporter: so he gave you the case against him. >> the best evidence that we have in this case, and that we had, was sam lopez himself. >> reporter: sam was the one who told police he had a jealous streak. >> every time she mentions some guy's name, i get pissed off, okay? >> reporter: cathy was seeing another guy -- albert. the prosecution said sam's jealousy was triggered the night he took cathy out and saw that hickey. >> what effect is that going to have on a guy who gets "pissed," his own word, "pissed," if she even mentions another guy? what is he gonna do when he sees a hickey? >> reporter: what

not a good alibi, shirley. >>> it has turned into a thing who bit beyonce's face. the beehive is not happy about this. >> the word is they know who it is. welcome back. we didn't do it. we weren't at the party. welcome to "cbs this morning." john dickerson is off, but you are in good hands. anthony mason is with us at the table. good morning. >> david shulkin is out as veteran affairs secretary and he is not going quietly. he writes in "the new york times" this morning, the environment in washington has turned so toxic, chaotic, disrespectful and subversive that it became impossible for me to accomplish the important work our veterans need and deserve. >> president trump fired shulkin yesterday and surprised many people by choosing his white house physician to replace him. rear admiral ronny jackson has served the last three presidents. he gave mr. trump a glowing assessment after a complete physical in january. >> david shulkin joins a growing list of more than two dozen officials to lead the trump administration. major garrett is at the white house with the lates

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ivors a dedicated themselves to fighting for stronger laws and have been joined by others around the country. where the w.'s washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon is at the student walk alibi spoke to her a short while ago. yes we are here on capitol hill were approaches truly still on the way and this is of course i am for. the walk outs today because students wants to press their lawyer makers to tighten gun control and i'm joined by a student from maryland and good men hi thank you for being with us why is this important for you to be here today. i think first and foremost it's important for me to be here because i can there are a lot of people that either because there's too much on the line with their school doesn't support them they can't or because they're too far away but you know people across the country are speaking out today and i think it's really important for me to use my for village as someone who you know is only in danger as much as every student is in danger and not targeted because of. socioeconomic status. to be able to use my and my relative safety and my voice to make this happen i also think it's really important that we're here. today even though w

a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi i need to be a today from the shall to go airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law a little sign is defines that as i said it is for the good to go. there never work a school unless it is of a limited i. should be all over the limit players in a move set off and if it isn't as on the fighting has a lot of those just like on either side of it as the bus and all the other can also follow those specific people that make it a pleasure but it will let you know that some of us when i do have a little older than if i think like all that it was funny it will cause business is built up with it it will whip up a deficit so if only by that comes out of free speech he did i mean look at. in addition it's been given out in what was a movie is it distills one of those like this one as that music should help to the father well enough and if this doesn't really get actresses who was on the set of a lot of them one of

>> she didn't need an alibi at the time we went to talk to her. it was basically ae to answer our questions for us. >> who didn't like russel douglas? nobody could think of someone who really truly didn't like him. >> as winter turned to spring, the detectives' investigation seemed to be going nowhere, but a routine check of the numbers in russel douglas' cell phone had yielded a tiny clue. and we made a phone call to that number, there was no answer. >> there were a few phone calls to a number with a las vegas area code and we made a phone call to that number. there was no answer. it went to an answering machine. . the detective made a mental note to have that number traced. but within minutes of hanging up, his phone rang. and there was a female who said she had just gotten a phone call from that number. and she identified herself as peggy thomas, explained that she was a friend of brenna and russell douglas. josh mankiewicz: peggy thomas told the detective she'd been visiting friends over the holidays. and explained that she had simply contacted russell in order

a lot safer in automobiles. it would reduce injuries. industry pushed back. the concept for this particular cartoon would be the alibi created extra pressure on the accelerator. of peopleprise a lot that the library of congress houses cartoons. andave 128,000 cartoons 14,000 60 of those by mr. bloch. it was one of the missions of , theibrary of congress document and creativity, the intelligence of the american people. finally, i think it is a mark of a free society that we can gather opinions with which we do collect them and preserve them for future generations. of countries in the world where nobody would dare do that. it is an example of one of the collected. people can look at the original in our reading room. anybody can come to the herb block gallery whenever the library of congress is open to the public. >> georgia state university professor talks about his book the legend of the black mecca and the making of modern atlanta. in which he looks at the history of atlanta's black

he gave them a number for his alibi witness that friend he'd gone to see that morning. michael? >> another mystery. >> we had some blank checks in one of our offices that disappeared. >> and a new theory of the crime. >> we didn't know in they were in this together or what. can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies were nowoing in on michael bowers as a person of interest in the murder of kay parsons, his mother's best friend. >> with the glass in his shoe, him being the one showing up at the house, finding the burglary and his past history of drugs. and you know, drugs and burglaries go hand in hand. >> reporter: investigators believed that kay was beaten at her home in a narrow window of time b

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a change in u.s. gun laws state by state john hendren al-jazeera chicago. u.s. president says he'll impose steep new tyrus on steel and alibi in polls and he's announced a twenty five percent levy for steel imports and a ten percent tariff on imported oil a billion while meeting industry officials at the white house trump is a promising to rebuild steel and believe industries saying other countries have treated the bun family for decades. well those hollywood gears up for its biggest night the oscars filmmakers all drawing attention to the lack of job so women in the industry that's a glimpse of how the shiz award nominations because full body changes still too slow rob riggle reports now from los angeles. in this classroom at the art center college of design the numbers of male and female aspiring film directors are about equal and the women feel they have a fair shot at making it professionally the main thing i think as a woman so make is that you have to focus on is really not being intimidated not being intimidated by the amount of male colleagues you have and the amount of the spirit isn't gender that you would encount

court said today it ordered a new trial because the of a deficient performance by syed's trial attorney and her failure to call an important alibi witness to testify, prejudiced syed's defense. koenig's pod cast played a crucial role. >> serial was enormously helpful. >> justin brown is syed's attorney for appeal. >> serial has helped build a groundswell of support for, us and for adnan and the case and that really fueled these efforts and allowed us to keep fighting on the way we have. >> that is the "overnight news" for friday. >>> hi, welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. the latest top official to leave the trump administration is not going out quietly. one day after president trump fired him. former veterans affair, david shulkin blaming his ouster on political forces he said care more about company profits than health care for vets. major garrett at the white house. >> reporter: shulkin's ouster not a surprise we reported two weeks ago his job was in jep deech jeopardy. shulkin used tax dollars to pay for a lavish trip to europe for his wife. he offered to repay the government. the revelation caused him to l

as for john pearson, whose indiscretion with nancy should have made him a suspect, at least according to the defense, he had an alibipearson spent the night with heather. very same woman behind brad and nancy's breakup. >> at the beginning of the case -- >> reporter: still, as the long trial finally wound down, the defense hammered home its claim that the police and prosecution bought into a whispering campaign when nancy's friends against brad. >> it made it easier for them to simply let the gossip about brad became their reality, even when the facts and the evidence did not fit it. and now, the police department and the prosecutors are willing to send an innocent man to rot in a done begun in essence for the rest of his life. >> reporter: but there were facts said the prosecution to send brad cooper away. >> the defendant googled where he was going to place his wife's body. fact, the router that could help him automate a phone call is now missing. fact, nancy cooper never left that house the morning of july 12th. >> reporter: so, the jurors adjourned to deliberate. guilty of first-degree murder, second degree or n

the potential negligence by the defense attorney who never reached out to a friend of his who could have provided him with an alibie attention that podcast generated and after he served 16 years of a life sentence. a baltimore court has vacated all charges against him which means they're allowing a retrial. the maryland court of appeals agreed that he didn't have -- or did have a negligence defense attorney at his original trial. today syed and his new lawyer are thrilled by the decision and credited the serial podcast for opening a door to give them a new chance. >> serial kind of shook the trees and that enabled us to get in contact with mcclain and bring her to baltimore for the post-conviction hearing. i think it was two years ago. and so in that way serial was huge. and serial has also helped this ground support for us and for the case. >> but it doesn't quite end there. sorry it broke up at the end of that. the state of maryland has 30 days to appeal this decision. we will be watching, we will let you know what happens. stay with us. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does t

a good nerd. >> reporter: did you have anyone there to corroborate your alibi? >> i think my roommates were there but they were both asleep. i had nobody right there, sitting there with me. >> reporter: so the boyfriend's alibi wasn't solid. and as they spoke the detective was looking carefully for signs he might be hiding something. >> he was cooperative. apprehensive. he said everything was fine in their relationship. >> reporter: the detective asked chuck for dna, and he said yes. and when they asked him for a polygraph he agreed to that too. but here's the thing with that last part, the polygraph. >> he failed the test. >> reporter: that's a bad sign for you, right? >> also bad sign for him. yes. doesn't tell you that he's guilty. but he was a very strong person of interest. >> reporter: and what's more, the detective had been speaking with jamie's friends who said the relationship wasn't fine. in fact, the couple had a fight and were on the verge of a breakup. all of which just led to more questions. >> basically, he went over every aspect of the relationsh

alibi would be safety belt created pressure. library of congress houses cartoons. finally, i think it's a mark of free society that we can gather opinions with which we do not agree and collect them and preserve them for future generations. there are lot of countries in the world where nobody would dare do that. here we are step from the u.s. capital and we have a variety of opinions and a variety of cartoonists and mr. block is just great example of one of the alterrist that we've collected. >> next georgia state university professor maurice hobson talks about his book "the legends of the black mecca." he looks at the history atlanta atlanta's black community. the atlanta history center hosted this 90 minute event. >> it's a pleasant to be here tonight. i want to thank the staff of the atlanta history center for

alibi. let ya know right away it's not him. you know, and then feigning that surprise, it's -- it was all rehearsed, in my opinion. >> reporter: is it strange for a yet accused of anything to immediately offer an alibi, unsolicited? >> absolutely. i think right there that's great evidence for us. >> reporter: more than enough, police now believe, to end the masquerade. >> alright, well, i'll tell you we'll need you to come with us. and -- >> oh, so i guess i'll stay. >> okay. well, right now we're going to read you your rights. both of you. >> me? >> cuz both of you are being arrested. >> for what? >> for solicitation of capital murder. >> why? >> solicitation of murder. >> why are we being arrested? >> just put your palms together. >> reporter: oh, and there's yet another surprise for valerie in store. as she's being hauled off to jail, someone's waiting outside her front door. it's her ex-husband, mac, back from the dead, waiting to take custody of their young daughter. >> he stands at the threshold of the apartment. they allow her to go get her daughter. she brings the daughter to the threshold and then hands the daughter off to mac. >> report

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. >> clayton was a good person so i didn't think he would be capable of doing something like that to brooke. >> more importantly, clayton's alibicleared him. if not the ex-husband, then who? who had brooke come in contact with that weekend? >> investigators retraced brooke's steps, starting not with the game on saturday but with the night before, friday. friends told investigators they had ticts to a concert. >> she was super excited about going to that, so sheas just like, okay, i've got to go find something to wear, i'm going to go to dinner. >> after dinner brooke left her car in a shopping center parking lot near the restaurant and drove with friends to the restaurant. she spent the night at dina's house. >> i called it hotel dina. everyone just stayed. left it unlocked for everyone, you know. >> the next day, saturday, was the tennessee/lsu football game and everyone was looking forward to tailgating, but the fun day turned sour. brooke borrowed something out of dina's closet and dina found out about it. >> she had been calling all of these people to pick her up to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfi

alibi. next he got back in his car k. he was on the move. aew hours later surveillance video across town picked up his trail driving into the parking lot of a suburban atlanta preschool. rusty sneiderman was scheduled to drop off his son. >> coming up, the widow takes the stand. >> he had deeper feelings for me than just friends. >> andrea schneiderman under scrutiny, when "dateline" continues. "i have antivirus, but my computer's still slow..." "that's not right..." "maybe if i reboot..." "what's with all the popups?" "why does it keep on crashing?" "this is taking forever." "i think it's time for the fixmestick." fixmestick is a plug-in virus removal device. it's the smart, simple, safe way to clean your computer yourself. with fixmestick you don't have to replace your computer. it helps you keep your files, and your privacy. fixmestick reboots your computer from a system on the stick, so that it can remove the malware that got past your antivirus software. it's the smart, simple way to clean an infected computer, with a whole lot going on i

command around that time, musharrav say in afghanistan has become an alibi and they don't believe in us as strategic partners. they are making a long-term commitment to india. because of the iraq war and our decision not to invest heavily in afghan reconstruction and security after 2002, we turned the afghan security operation to nato allies to free up forces to fight in iraq. pakistan is look across the border and see canadians coming into kandahar, dutch coming terrorist gone and it's not serious. we are already in a post-american afghanistan. we've got to get going and so that was where the isi revival of the taliban was located in some combination of those factors. >> so you've not identified any specific lovers that would've impacted. i think he would've had to to incorporate pakistan into a postwar politics that would have had to incorporate them into a wiser approach to the postwar settlement. there are coercive policies that you could bring against isi officers and specific individuals, travel sanctions. we may see the tribe administration tried this. it was argued about in the bush and obama at industry should. but th

alibi witness. >> one little quibble. why? in fact, as convinced as he was of hall's guilt, strunsky conceded the why was a problem. he didn't legally have to know, he said. but he just didn't. there it was. >> it's emotionally unsatisfying not to have that answer, not to know the entire narrative of what happened. >> but you would want to know why this guy, married to this woman for almost 30 years, apparently happily, would suddenly turn on her and drown her in the pool. >> right. and i'm not sure we got the answers to that specific question. >> kind of an important question, isn't it? >> it's an important question, and a question that we ask in all spousal homicides. >> so, proof enough? or reasonable doubt? almost three years after cristi hall's death, a riverside jury would have to decide. >>> dateline returns after the break. great, another dead end. sarge, i just got a tip that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna

alibi witness. >> one little quibble -- why? in fact, as convinced he was of hall's guilt, he conceded why was a problem.y have to know, he said, but he just didn't. there it was. >> it's emotionally unsatisfying not to have that answer, not to know the entire narrative of what happened. >> but you'd want to know why this guy, married to this woman for almost 30 years, apparently happily, would suddenly turn on her and drown her in the pool. >> right. and i'm not sure we got the answers to that specific question. >> kind of an important question, isn't it? >> it's an important question and a question we ask in all spousal homicides. >> so proof enough? or reasonable doubt? almost three years after christi hall's death, a riverside jury would have to decide. if you're 65 or older, you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia that can take you out of the game for weeks, even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy

a tough spot, he was in danger. you heard it said that he wished to get away with murder. any plans that alibi very early on. planted an in many people's minds as he progressed to the final act. >> thank you, dr.. no further questions. >> in a stepped down. -- you may step down. [applause] >> the court is now best -- >> the court will be in recess and we are respectful of your time because we have much left to do. the recess will be 15 minutes. >> ditto. [laughter] >> please remain seated, the court is again in session. >> but the records show the jury is present, the defendant is present in all counter for present. -- all accounted for present. we will not of closing arguments. -- we will now have closing arguments. >> your honor, friends, germans, countrymen, lend me your ears. , bute not to praise hamlet to give him the medical treatment that he so obviously needs. and i have some experience defending princes. [applause] glad that the bad batch of poisonous medicine so did not kill them. our society readily accepts that a well-educated adolescent from a wealthy family assessed about a movie actress plans a

alibi for the actual stabbing. he's not the stabber. he's not the actual killer. >> you also knew he had probably a bigger motive than anybody else. >> therein my mind, dual motives for james fayed to contract the murder of his wife. one was the divorce. but one was to silence who he thought was going to be a witness against him. pamela fayed. >> did he just give this hit man that he hired the money and say, go kill my wife? >> james fayed is a control freak. if he's anything, he wants to be in control at all times, which is why he didn't want his wife, pamela, doing anything having to do with transfer licenses. the same m.o. is what drove this contract killing. >> and investigators believe that jim fayed exhibited that need for control as he planned his wife's murder. he focused, they believe, on a particular fear of pam's. >> it was discovered that she had a phobia about knives. and she had believed that she -- if she was killed, that she was going to be killed by someone with a knife. >> who expresses a belief that if they're killed, they're going to be killed with a knife? that sounds like somebody who almost is foretelling their own d

has reopened in the iraqi city of mosul more than a year after it was destroyed in the fighting between coalition forces and i saw iraq by mr hyde alibi he officially opened it to traffic the old bridge as it's known was one of the main links between east and west mosul crossing the tigris river is one of several destroyed in months of fighting that ended nearly nine months ago when u.s. back to iraqi troops took full control of the city. as you can see the old bridge is back in its original state it's even better now that's because the reconstruction cost is lower compared to other bridges and it's also important because it represents an artery to bring life back to the old city so this bridge had to be the first one to be reconstructed human rights groups have criticized a deal between italy and libya aimed at curbing migration they say it's led to even more appalling conditions for people who went across the mediterranean one refugee from the share has told on jazeera he was captured bought and sold while in libya before seeking safety in tunisia june reports. life may still be hard but at the very least mohammed feel safe here in

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