an alibi for their client.er told the the court he couldn't have killed nona, because he was with her miles away in the town of dover around the time the state said nona died. >> she is a genuine, down to earth, very levelheaded person. she was an incredible witness on the stand. >> but there was one compelling piece of evidence in the prosecution's case, said the defense, and they just wanted jurors to see more of it. that police video of kevin. >> she didn't deserve this. she deserved a life. >> the defense had jurors, watch all of it. it was betting this image would convince jurors they should change what may have been that first impression. decide kevin wasn't the that prosecutors had painted. but a grief stricken young man, who was innocent. so, what to believe? in the courthouse, the jury wrestled with its verdict. 50 miles down the world in russellville, the town cried for justice. if that meant conviction, well, so be it. >> would jurors convict kevin jones of murder? and whose dna was on that key piece

but what about his alibi?at work in that same hanger the night of deede's disappearance, and that he had work a ten hour shift. it turned out more detectives dug into that alibi, the less solid it seemed. detective gates painstakingly dissected the procedures at the hanger and he found this. erwin howard could swipe into work in the employee parking lot using a key card at this turnstile, and then clock in inside the hangar, but he could also leave whenever he wanted, by walking out the large doors and catching an employee shuttle back to the parking lot. there would be no record of his leaving. jimmy gates discovered that on the night of the murder, erwin used his key card to swipe into the parking lot, at a 8:24 pm, nd again at 10:21 pm. and for a third time at 1:27 am. which completely blew apart his alibi that he had been at work the whole time. so that blew apart his alibi that he could swipe his card to get back and, after there was no record of him leaving? >> right. >> by now you're convinced, this erw

the video at the target store that did not show him and thus blew up his alibi.mails and played a voicemail in which he threatened her. >> nailah played that voicemail for them because she was so terrified. and essentially, in that voice mail he said to nailah, i'm going to have you erased. i'm going to make you disappear. >> in fact, said the prosecutors, that's exactly what he did. snuck into her building, led her terrified to the garage where he strangled her, stuffed her body in the trunk of her own car. and how do they know he took her out to the suburbs to dump her body and her car? cell towers linked their phones together. like a trail of breadcrumbs. >> from the moment they walk out of that vestibule to the garage, she's not seen by anybody. she's not calling anybody, she's not answering calls. her texts are all odd but her phone and his phone are together lockstep the entire rest of the day. >> right to the abandoned video store behind which they finally find nailah's body. no coincidence he chose that particular spot so far from chicago, said the prosec

but she had a strong alibi. >> do you know who shot garrett warren? >> and that is only the start of the twist in the solving with mystery. >> this is one of those stranger than fiction kind of things. certainly, no one would write a script like this. >> the most stunning twist of all is what didn't happen. >> my mom suddenly said, don't you. >> that hit me hard in the balls. my mom never sore. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. garrett ward was a hollywood stunt man, who made his living pulling off death defying acts. then one night, he opened the door for a stranger and found himself in the middle of a terrifying scene that was all too real. garrett was looking down the barrel of a gun, moments later, four shots rang out. and soon investigators would be embroiled in a who done it with more twists than a feature film. here's josh mankiewicz with, the plot thickens. >> ready and action >> action. it ranks second only to money. i as the single most important word in hollywood. and here in l. a., where life and art are often the same form, there is a re

. >> what about his alibi in the critical hours, say 9:00 p.m. >> his alibi was pretty solid.hool, he went to a movie with his family. we were able to confirm during the hours we were pretty certain danielle went missing he was home with his family. >> he doesn't seem to pan out. he drops off. >> he drops off the suspect pool pretty quick. >> but police hadn't run out of people to investigate. the family doesn't get a pass, does it, detective? >> absolutely not. >> that includes the people under your roof. they come to ask sharp questions to the family members. >> yeah, they did. >> investigators seized computers and cell phones. >> any type of electronics. anything that anybody had in the house. and i remember trying to write down phone numbers out of it real quick, because they was taking it real quick. >> police interviewed everyone, but they were interested this one specific relative. they're asking questions of your father. >> they're asking questions about my dad? why was she staying there? and, you know, the family dynamic is strange. >> danielle's grandmother expected

his alibi was airtight. >> he really ended up not being much of a player in the case once they ruledridge was cleared of any wrongdoing. norman clark had been questioned and released too. if police had any leads they were holding them close. >> i was curious why they were being so particularly tight-lipped about it. i think my primary concern was that this was just a case that was going to get shelved. >> that's exactly what brittany's family feared most too. that she and the baby she was carrying would be forgotten. >> we are her voice. we have to keep her memory alive. >> a full year passed. then two. with no arrests. but investigators were still working the case. in part because they heard from someone with inside information, someone unexpected, the victim herself. >> can i help you? >> remember, brittany's employer recorded every call she made on company phones. it was done for quality control but now investigators could listen to her conversations. and those calls explained a lot about her relationship with norman clark. >> how are things with you? >> um, well, very odd with no

>> he had a solid alibi. his son was with him all the time.left his house very early, and stopped at a convenience store where he saw -- and when he got to work, obviously has coworkers, his supervisors saw him. >> also backing up his alibi, it was his brother rodney. he told detectives he helped him jump-start his truck earlier that morning, and watched him and tristan leave. the text of steve -- >> he said they were able to crank up the, chalk as they got going he says he did see roger pull off from the driveway. >> later rodney visited roger at the base, he told police his older brother looked worried when he called limb and got no answer. >> i, you there? hey, this is roger, i'm going to call again. >> then he leaves, work and so when -- that would have been very difficult for him to have committed the smarter. >> so who did it, as the investigation got underway, detective -- thought the possibilities were endless. >> it could be anybody, it could be a neighbor, it could be a lover. she was a captain, she was a supervisor, she thought abou

. >> did you have anyone there to corroborate your alibi?nk my roommates were there but they were both asleep. i had nobody right there, sitting there with me. >> 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. >> 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. >> that's a bad sign for you, right? >> also bad sign for him. yes. doesn't tell you that he's>> ane 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 relationship. just questioned him on his whereabouts. tried to get him to confess. >> and if a failed polygraph wasn't suspicious e

a witness that could cooperate the alibi that he was home sleeping.oug had started wearing that fitbit to get in shape. prosecutor said he was wearing it that night. and what did it show? >> douglass detrie fitbit demonstrated that he took a total of 12:18 steps during the three hours, 3 am, to 60 am when we know nikki was killed. >> could you have taken it off? >> those 12:18 steps that were registered, it was shown that he was likely still wearing, it or else it wouldn't of recognized -- >> douglass detrie would've been all that strong without that fitbit. because to say that your home with the six month-old sleeping, that's not the strongest alibi? >> it helped a lot. but the lack of anything of note in his home wants the crime lab reports came back in was very helpful. and you would commit. this you are crying out your own home down the street and you believe that the murder corpse laying in the street, i mean you have to be pretty lame to do that so we thought that was helpful to >> after nine days of testimony, attorneys gave their closing argum

so he had an alibi. the detectives regrouped. and went back to the frasch house.d top it did. >> wow. it was different. different for most people's taste. >> detective tony guaraldi -- >> a lot of marble, a lot of gold, a lot of exotic animals that were stuffed. >> oh wow. >> which was kind of new, it was new for us. >> but it wasn't just the over the top house. everything the detectives learned about the frasch's practically screamed money. watches, clothes, guns, a fleet of cars. >> approximately four houses, multitude of cars anywhere from 80 to 200, high-end vehicles. mercedes, bmw's, hammers, corvettes, even a ferrari. >> boats? >> he did have a boat that we discovered. >> the investigators asked kendall lindsey, and he told them, as he did us, that adam frasch would often buy a car when the two men were on the road and leave it behind. >> he'd go almost anywhere and would be a car there that he owned? >> that's. right >> and we just sit there. >> it would just. there he thought of collecting. i saw him as a hoarder, in a way. i know it's a strong word, but a

some detectives want to check out his alibi. what others continue mining other avenues for leads.ee if any of the missing items from that tyrrell house had been recently sold. that search led them here to our -- >> tells us how your business ended up being very important in a murder investigation? >> yes sir. >> it was just two days after jan and gary when kelly was working leana's desk. and the guy with the top of points locked in. >> what were you seeing in him? was he okay, was he normal? >> he looked like in the average guy to me. nothing actually stood out about them at all. >> we had dimes, quarters, 56 pieces. and, when you add it up the face value of that stack of money, how much was it worth? >> he had 1200 and -- 1200 and $10 in this money. >> but, the meltdown value of the metal -- >> i paid him 18, 000, $351. >> $18,351. a lot of mine. and, not far off the value of the coins jessica reported missing from her parents home. >> and, when you walked in and stacked's coins, and you did the transactions, your security cameras caught it off. >> sure! >> so, who was it? >> com

they had an alibi, but his alibi was not that tight.an tell you, his wife was killed with a assault weapon. his son was killed with a shotgun. there was a lot of evidence that they were able to collect, and i think they've been able to connect it with alex murdaugh here. >> shannon: i want to make sure we read his defense statement here he says he wants his family, friends, and everyone to know he did not have anything to do with the murders of maggie and paul, he loved them more than anything in the world. bob, before we get cut off, i want to give it a quick final word. >> he stole millions of dollars from people, he tried to hire a hit man to execute himself so his son could get a $10 million policy. he's been charged with over 40 counts of fraud, he has gotten himself deep in some sort of opioid conspiracy to distribute and now his wife and his son wind up dead after -- his son, who's been charged with a boat accident where he was given the information of law enforcement dories that the lawyer father who is now a defendant had given

he actually provides his brother with an alibi. randi jr.at, 99, 100% convinced that randi jr. was in fact at the morrissey house that night? >> definitely. >> so shawn he is lying to you? >> we know he lies about that part of, it. >> police knew that shawn had an alibi for the night that joe morrissey was killed. he was not his brothers accomplice. it turned out that shawn came in not only to give his brother an alibi for the murder, but to tell a story that was a shock to the officers. he wasted no time. >> basically, i will straight-up tell you that my dad did it. >> his father, randi sr.. >> it was a bombshell. we were surprised we were hearing the father was actually at the residence. >> and then shawn tundidor proceeded to tell a chilling story about his father. how his dad felt wronged by his landlord, joe morrissey. he went to his house to kill him. he tried to shoot joe, but it wouldn't go off, so he repeatedly stabbed him. shawn says his father was even able to recite joe's last words. >> he said, i got kids, i think i'm dying. >>

alibi wool dog at crime scene wool. after the robbery, i really don't like it.bably turned off the phone, let's have a cup of tea. here's a bitch to shoot let me go, i beg you, i said something to them and didn't say anything, i swear how he found you. he asked about the dog, so you betrayed me. i didn't say anything, i didn't say anything to them. after the death of her mother, the girl ended up with her grandmother grandmother is the only close person you have left, she is afraid to end up in an orphanage or in the family of the father of tyrants, whom she has not seen for a year and a half. of course, it is necessary to deprive not only parental rights, it is necessary to deprive everything in general, i think there was always a daddy, and then one day a murderer became an enemy of the people. she died, and now you remember, yes, but now she is crying. look how the fourteen-year-old granddaughter and her daughter will be divided by the most. native people consider a man, i will never give her this beyond the line tomorrow at 16:50. disappeared when she i was

yes agency alibi velvet this to the phone. call on the mobile understand the sun in the office.watch tv. where is she? now her phone is off. where i am seriously and with whom? i suspect. hello well, there are a thousand and a half. well done. all is well, all is well. wait. i'm trying to stop now car. now i am well , are you afraid? uncontrollable well, why what, what scares you? that the same car as yours is just a little more powerful, no, not like that. i'll explain everything to you, i 'll show you, she, in my opinion, she will love you. i promise you. what to do? close your eyes, like absolutely, completely. good good. yes, i'll try to close it. well, yes, no. what is it do not open well? don't open your eyes. good? scary, very scary. i squeeze smoother. well done, we won't crash. we're going to go into fourth gear some more. where did i write it down? left, please turn. very scary. well let's switch places, shall we? are they friends of yours? no, these are not my friends. what do they do besides racing cars? for money yes, of course, yes, who is this? it's you well hello

detectives they check the testimony of the ex-husband, but he has a good alibi.vestigator still decides to carry out, omsk. they carefully examine the apartment from borodulina's things and find nothing. now the future migrants are afraid that they will shout to the whole world, and western voices will pick up, but instead of a scandal , a truly comical episode takes place. doctor , tell me how are you, my tests are fine. you darling, i can’t sell you in any way to my native bubble , what do you say, but in the kidneys there is a sand of horror. about even more i will tell you light lime. excuse me, doctor, but in the end, some cements didn't find a cottage. i want to finish building, finally, in life, not everything is so fun and the stones in the human body are sometimes deadly. however, in our story, the patient was unexpectedly helped not by doctors. sophia borodulina's ex-husband eduard comes to the prosecutor's office to say thank you. i am so grateful to you, i grabbed my liver on nervous grounds, in short, the stones underwent an operation and unties such

there is just enough, there i am the prints and axes of the witnesses and there are no evidence and alibi, but he just protects the killer, and constantly interferes with me. here in the morgue know that i'm sorry for a second. and now i 'm having unmotivated panic attacks. i ought to apologize. he himself decided to prove to everyone that he was not afraid of the dead in front of him. let him apologize. this is not a request. sorry for the stupid joke, otherwise you'll be suspended from work. what is it again that you and i were removed like that? maybe that's enough of an embarrassment. there was no desire. help the innocent hey kind would like to say glad to see you in trouble. but the cross came, and how can i help gasoline rose in price on the stock market in general panic, and for some reason i thought it was a sinful thing. the lawyers are always like this negotiate i don't know the first time a lawyer is not bad for a first time. money ahead of the premises at your expense you will tell to talk to your client. let's discuss it like that, i didn't understand that you were mistaken

alibi ate vodka all night, got me? well, hello, great. well, what about kozyrev ?erything all right? caviar will be taken from ivanych at the stupino radiation. ok thanks for signal. lord , how can you not go out with difficulty? and he added to me. well , what do you want to say, yesterday he stuffed his face. today, in general, a criminal killed. and i create everything peter friend zaton where are you going? is that where you get it? still not enough. see what did you bring? so agreed. come on faster, ah, healthy ivanovich hands. well, move on, huh? so i'll be the only one to say this. and you stand at a distance or go home, disperse, do not interfere with the work of the organs. yes, he drank our money, then already. send semyon ogo that they pinned down calmly, what's more calm. who are you? i am your precinct lushin, where in the morning i was drinking vodka on the river. calm down there, go there, i ask again where in the morning i was on the river vodka, i don’t remember. what else. we'll deal with me there. get out of here go home guys. oh, what money he h

night if he had to negotiate with someone to eliminate borisov why didn't he provide himself with an alibi or cancel the meeting? no, something is not right here. and suddenly borisov just got scared and ran away. i wanted to ask you, what do you think about tonight? i'm bored let's go somewhere pavlik why are you hiding behind a peacock? i can see. i dont know.

file a charge against him because the absence of an alibi is not proof, and then you've got confusionny from the woman at the next table testifying that he didn't threaten to crank the crank he himself said, i'll kill you. so you can't keep him for more than 36 hours. and then we have such a thing as surety and pledge bravo, bravo. sorry not listened to time. no, velvet it. look, we've known each other for 1,000 years. so we have ceremonies to breed. i'm letting your felon go right now just like that. and you give me all the information that you have and that will be. well, it already was. as much as possible when it will never end you and i are two trees along the same river. well, agreed? ok. or maybe we’ll remember the good old days and wave to me, huh? i'm kidding, i'm kidding, i'm kidding. tell ilchenko, there let them release the sun on bail. get in, let's go. no thanks, i'm walking. now that's bullshit. nothing knives do not sit. like waiting will not hide. i know get up hi i don't remember you know michael actor. yes, i don't remember you. call tomorrow. i don't understand. th

and then i said, alibi i have an alibi check this aluminum.whole night through the day. his mistress left an hour before we took him. i told you, boss. all i can go, of course, only looking where 10 years old, you understand, you will be 15 years old. strange, the number was not determined. the pig is talking to you elite detective. the captain did not make the house under my guard. and if you're here. of course, now we have to take one for ourselves. i treat, but for this thank you for this was blah-thank you. 2 seconds girls i don't understand, where are the women? how could you miss the killer. i could. what, what am i what could i, if he if him? with this as his, you had to keep your drunken eyes on him. him to get out of the house. and i understood one thing. it 's a journalist, for sure. it distracted me, and in the meantime. killed by a member of the hunting. igor must first be distracted, and for this you need a brain. here's a captain. are you alive there? i caught the triple killer, i'm afraid to upset you, he didn't kill. igor is as

i know we checked your alibis, it didn't confirm that day. set your own car in the garage only at half past three in the night. happened at 2:30 am. so that's where you've been all this time. that is, they simply illegally stopped drivers. all of them had violations. protocols were not written. no. i didn't kill. it's not me. i didn't kill. yes, comrade general, the arrest was made on the basis of an important evidence. this is a photograph taken at the time of the crime. the head of the police department, the problems with my car have nothing to do with this case. we are looking for. my eagles are all upside down what got it, 72 hours. listening to rusin raised such a grill to the very head office, they gave us three days that they beat nothing with you, potapov is doing this. okay okay, work free. i know to take them, who is the killer of my son you know, give it to me, i'll deal with him myself, and then i 'll go to jail myself, i'll go stop, stop, stop, and who's name is ismailov murat rustamovich we have a criminal investigation departme

. >> at the time london breed had an alibi for her brother.she told police when she arrived at her grandmother's house, the time of the robbery, the defendant was asleep on the couch. in 2018, breed used official stationery to write governor brown asking her to commute her brother sentence. for that the ethics commission finder when he $500 saying she violated city law, using city titles for non-city purposes. to avoid an appearance of political favoritism, the mayor's choice for d.a., has recused herself from the napoleon brown case. a move she was considering last week as she told abc 7 news in an expose of interview. >> ethically i would prefer not to handle that case. i think that would be the appropriate thing, to make sure another agency is handling it. reporter: people demand and their government to be open and transparent. that is the only way to avoid this. reporter: joe elliott is a member of a renowned a san francisco political family. his mother, longtime supervisor and civil rights attorney, his grandfather, mayor san francisco. h

they had solid alibis. then the next day another tip.cated her own husband. >> he came home last night in the timeframe before the homicide. he grabbed a bunch of stuff, including a knife. and he's been looking for guns. so, i know he's involved. >> but the woman's husband was eventually eliminated as a suspect. detectives hoped maybe the stolen guns would lead them to kay's killers. >> and we recovered a lot of firearms that were stolen. but again, none linked. >> that just highlighted another aspect of the mystery. kay, remember, collected firearms and had close to 100 valuable guns locked up at his house. yet, the thieves just stole the cheaper ones from the bunker. >> pretty bizarre robbery, to take those guns and not take the far more valuable collection that kay had. >> agreed. >> in fact, the inside of kay's was pristine, untouched. no sign anybody had stolen anything. if this was a home invasion, it was an odd one. but by then, truth be told, detectives were already honing in on the two people who admitted they were there the who

and we knew the dna was not going to match rick. >> she knew that, she said, because rick had an alibieep in myrtle beach with his family. >> the most challenging part of the case was the blood on rick 's shoe. to explain how it got there, rick took the stand. he pointed out that on the morning the bodies were discovered, police had examined them thoroughly, and found nothing. >> there was blood on my shoes that morning, i would have been arrested right then and there. there was no blood on my shoes that morning. >> that came later, he said, when he stepped into the blood soaked bathroom. despite that police photo, he insisted the window blinds or open, and he simply worried that bambi might see the horror inside. >> i went inside, i shut the blinds. i did not think she needed to see that. >> he testified the blood got on his shoe at that moment, not before. >> did you go into the house, and kill charlie and diane, at the instigation of bambi? were you in a conspiracy to kill those people? >> no, sir. >> so, who did kill the couple? we do not know, say the defense, but it was not rick

plus, a complete debunking of a trump alibi from trump tv. and the new project that gives me genuine hope in these insane times, when all in starts right now. w.>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. all of the sudden there is a lot happening in the department of justice investigation into the january 6th insurrection. in just the last few days, there have been a bunch of developments, some of which we are going to get to in a moment. but before we do, it's worth stepping back and looking at the bigger picture, because i think the significance here is, a large. for seven years now, we have been covering donald trump and he has basically been always enmeshed in controversy and scandal. he has always been surrounded by investigations and also allegations of criminality. serious ones. that is how he has lived his entire life. right on the edge of the law, both before entering politics and after. and there has always been this perpetual sense that trump manages to wriggle his way out of every jam. partly because i think he has an eight c

i repeat i have an alibi. yesterday from 4 to 6 pm i could not be at your apartment.ere i've been can't, i encourage you to cooperate. otherwise, i will hang this dead man on you and you with all your pedigree don't hesitate. we, by the way, have been looking for you for a long time, so that all together it can pull for life. i'm right, artyom sergeevich is true. yes, i understand your problems thank you yesterday i robbed a private house wonderfully. sorry for the indiscreet question, but there are witnesses, unfortunately, no witnesses, no prints. i work clean. yes, sorry for being annoying. could n't take us. here you are show this private house that was ransacked and prove that you robbed it from four to six in the evening. got up and went. yes, vera, the hosts will come. tomorrow morning the door is open you know the way the alarm is off. it is known to me in a way from 4 to 5 pm you can send a memory card for examination. and a pink rose on the threshold of such a rose. i recently pricked stupidity. i don't use raffles, my sign is a pink english rose and not som

his alibi? the gun he owned? been questioned to the point he almost felt that they thought he did -- he had done this. >> -- also got called down to the station that same evening, and he too was questioned about his parents marriage. >> notice anything lately, in their relationship, as far as any problems, or anything like that -- >> no. >> nothing. >> was there any money troubles, was there any relationship things that we knew of? >> but, to a person in the griffith circle, the very idea that teeth might know something about julie's death was, well, flat out crazy. >> i knew he didn't do it. >> there wasn't any way that he was involved in this. i remember sitting there, looking over at keith, and watching him for a while, and i said, you can't even grieve, can you? he said, no, they've taken it all away. the >> friends working theory was a botched break-in. they'd heard about the neighborhood's recent rash of burglaries, maybe that's what happened to julie. >> i come in, they saw -- >> the dog start to bark. >>

detectives talk to the ex husband, but his alibi was solid.oked at the current meant in her light. >> what about boyfriends? >> she was a single woman who had been dating some guys. >> we have signed a tips to go out there talk to them, and they were alibied out pretty quickly. >> of course they also wanted to talk to melissa's coworker and best friend, debra. who better to talk to them the best friend to find out what their habits are with they like to, do did she have strange men come to her home? >> far from it, deborah told detectives. most nights melissa was either at deborah's house, cooking dinner for her and her kids, or home with her dogs, george and grisly. still, they continue to pick deborah's brain. >> just 1 million, you can't even imagine the questions that they ask you. >> detectives also talk to melissa sister, carrie, when asked who she thought might have done this, her reaction was immediate. >> i said, oh no he better have not done anything to. her >> and who was he? >> my ex-husband. because we had just gotten a divorce. a

to eliminate borisov why didn't you provide yourself with an alibi why didn't you call borisov to confirm or cancel the meeting? no, something is not right here. and suddenly borisov just got scared and ran away. i wanted to ask you, what do you think about tonight? i'm bored. let's go somewhere pavlik why are you hiding behind a peacock? you've been avoiding me all day. i see that it is not so. why didn't you come with me? feeling bad, i can trust you. i don't know, what if you love another girl. look, it's paranoia that's going to get you. you already sure i'm some kind of bastard investigation? in general, in love you need to own. i don't want to collect evidence in my personal life. i just want to be a woman. it will be interesting, i agree. you ask, you ask what the guy did not like. clearly we're leaving. the summer will be exciting, who wrote throwing red roses on the windshield of my fiancé's car, victor my ex-husband paul my friend in the summer will be exciting. the summer will be educationally similar to the premiere of the world was not like my kidnapping was investigated. thi

he did not kill the boar, he has an alibi witness who will confirm this then why does he not name himr. remember every night sometimes , twice, someone from the black detachment was in the know, passed messages to the light. that's why kravets is so self-confident, light will be forced to admit that she was with him on the night of the murder. that i hung my head, trying to build a scheme, similar killing of a boar, is actually connected with did not kill the kravets with exploits. and apparently he had. he is the only one who can testify to the rape, but for this he himself will first have to confess to the murder vicious circle you were at your best today, were you able to talk to the girl? i know what it cost you. now rest and let me close this case. you take everything too personally, these troubled teenagers. reminds you of your sister. wrong good child. here i was intimidated troubled by this suffered believable. disappointed, on the contrary, you managed to change, and it's worth a lot. thank you, it's true, and now we 're going back. it is necessary to have time before dawn to

going to garage, not a criminal, and i will draw you, i understand that you are saying that he has an alibi we did not find money in his apartment. you do not worry loot, i will quickly find. and the gun from which he filled up their noses. come on, stop, stop, are you an armory, a warehouse, or something, a pretty degree, but i ca n’t cope without you. well, find the box, please. she smells like leonid, what can i give you a sniff? found and what is this trunk? hello lenka well makara i don’t recognize my own, here, please, black on black is written . this is a barrel from the hiv docks warehouse that went crazy on it three corpses. i already say three corpses. i found. and i understood, i understood, yes, yes, what is it? cheerful already scary, because i found out something here, i found grandmothers in the cemetery, row, 13 grave 13 you will go, yes leonov i can’t have a ticket to the doctor. you are mine for yourself and you wanted to help warn? we want, well, the essence of your nose where not to? and what, you know. to him point him in the right direction. there was no brainwave. i w

this could help in determining the time of death, for example, which is crucial for alibis in murder cases. the problem is that if the results of this experiment were ever used, their reliability could be called into question. isn't limited seen is good in medicine, it's very common to use pigs as a model to understand what happens in the human body. but in court, and they might ask you how certain can you be that this would be the same for a human corpse of life? so it would be good to get some data on human corpses to also be an it's going to this and forensic scientists have sometimes referred to findings from the us so called body farms have existed there for years. scientific, corpse gardens, where researchers lay out human bodies and investigate which insects colonized them and when or how the environment and whether affect the decomposition. the resources in europe are much more limited. was gib so i know one does one in amsterdam at the university hospital with this area of land has been cordoned off sooner, but it's very small cuz we're not much bigger than a tennis court al

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he must have an alibi, so take a blood test right away.e has a different surname and i think not one. why were you shot? it seems that they act some kind of source. energy, why do you see me? today 19:50 on ntv once again i ask you, citizen artamonov valery nikolayevich and who is this then? where is he now, where does he live? when is the last time you see? what a fashion show just took it and disappeared without saying anything. yes, you know, we never quarreled at all. he has known each other for such a long time. do you know we were supposed to leave today? and he's unavailable. so the night of the murder you previously indicated that the day before yesterday we returned home around 23 is correct. who returned together to assert that citizen artamonov did not leave the house anymore? lapusik came together, yes, did you go up to the apartment together ? no, i was the first one, he dug in the car, and then spent the whole night together. he is such a lapusik lapusik so, citizen artamonov, here he is lapusik is suspected of murder, not to

you are a psychologist, you don’t even know anything about him, by the way, the alibi to whom you provided generally on the real i propose to end this conversation. i warn you next time. all your communication with albert will be through a lawyer. well. think if you ever want to call him here again. wait, do you really think that any single woman in her thirties is so unhappy that she is ready to throw herself into the arms of any freak she meets, of course not. why did you put me like that? yes, i'm nothing at all and you're nothing at all, never and nowhere. what the hell are you even doing here? tell me to you that you have nothing to do at the institute? or have you run out of canica ? or did you take a vacation? what "yes? andrey as a journalist so that your books are read bad pr does not happen, really bravo doctor start understand how our society works. your vanity will ruin you just as it did 20 years ago, save your invaluable advice for students. i'm talking about myself. as i wrote, i'll take care. nie said it was a risk. there was no need to speak to the tv people. i think you s

this is her fiancé alibi for both.thing about this graphologists did not establish a clear similarity in handwriting. i read this conclusion to say exactly that lukov and panin did not could write a message on corpses. but it seems that the inscriptions were made in a specially modified handwriting. well , such an opportunity, if you work out clean finish. ehi himself was not in the city, he went to relatives for a wedding. then guys. think, think, he writes a memo. yes, you don’t rub my glasses, writes you think i don’t see him rushing back and forth, detective. if only i could remember where the windows of my office face. i, too, our expert simply assured the seagull. i mean, well, at home this onion in the garage had rubbish through the roof and how no way. no, to remove the fingers. there's a new way to take a fingerprint off a corpse. well, you understand, we have to talk with everyone who is involved in the case? then forcibly deliver well? so one hook is abandoned, you are really lying, even i would believe it.

and i'll check your alibi.exei ivanovich or what, why are you staring at me? where? i know he is ivanovich not ivanovich like ivanovich that means somewhere before five. i was at lyokha's later, which means that we quarreled about something. yes, further, that i went to my trailer to sleep, i saw how some peasant from the cowsheds. that 's all, i'm a woman from a man, or something, i'm not flying. yes , well done, well done, now we will drink milk, we will drink milk. here. what come on? but that's enough, just come on, i beg you faster. i have a very dog ​​to walk the police want, please come quickly. listen, take it there. i'll tell grisha a crow, you know, there is one point, that's how we work. i know exactly where it will work. where did he say that a-a worked on all the mounds. grisha looks like lost sisters. well, we just started, like, i'm looking at the greek. and come here to me dusya, i'll tell you at the recreation center. he gathers all the newcomers there today. why well, i don’t know, you’re thin

well, i guess it thinks it's a good alibi for its own mistakes, its own shortcomings. what's happened in sri lanka is the result of western capitalism run amok. sri lanka has been subject to austerity measures which the i m. f is imposed. the i m f is given 5 different loans to relock over the years. and sri lanka has struggled to pay that debt which has caused misery to the people in true law, which has only exacerbated economic insecurity and economic disparities. that is why these people are protesting, by the way i support these protested wish i saw more of these around the world. this has nothing to do with russia and everything to do with the failings of western style capitalism. but of course, no one in the west wants to admit that, so they blame russia. so why are they refusing to admit the most pressing problems that have caused like this crisis? well again, because the blame would fall back on washington and the i m f that washington controls western style capitalism unfettered capitalism has shown itself to be a complete failure. we've seen this in the unite

so they said about checking every one of the neighborhood boys and they had solid alibis, all of themre not involved in the break-in, they were not involved in sean's death. now things get even more scary. because we don't know -- >> what's that word got out, it can very quickly spread the terror around, like it already had among shauna's coworkers. >> we did not know if there was a cycle watching us girls working at the palms, and we don't know if any of us were next. >> the predatory -- got a boost on that second, i went on a walking path near shawn's house, someone found bits of her purse, i.d., makeup kit, personal things. >> what crosses your mind when you realize it's someone walking away from the scene discarding things? >> a stop. or, absolutely, a predator, sexual predator. >> spread, out that got the rest of homicide involved, days off were canceled. everybody, out they looked everywhere. >> there was considerable pressure. pressure from media, pressure from our administration. everyone wants this thing solved and put away quickly. >> and then, quite suddenly, a break. a tip

it's like going to church alone, but if luck is an alibi, then i saw acquaintances there. i remember the names no-no. thank you very much, until you need to take the last balls. supports him once a month gives money. you just on that day, a cop with a rapper stocked up a storehouse and that means an explosion, and since then you haven’t seen her again, i’m a sad sight, but that that same evening they saw repin. so, no one at all, and where was she? i can find a glass of wine, if through the swear and on the right, aha, they say, there he flies around in the evenings, i know. i am this wine glass, as i recognize his muzzle, he has such a cherry, it means their big hat. yeah, he wears a cap on the back of his head and the hat does not pronounce the letter p. so the hat will get everything trades. have you fed balls with this gavrik three or three bubbles of port wine. thank you hello. what, hold on andryusha, why are you squandering goods and vigorous, loaf. eh , it's okay that there are not so many friends of their buddies. i don't spoke only to smosin. i'm meeting with him

alibis are being prepared. accordingly, we are used to this.t that odessa is mentioned there, well, that's good, it means that we are working effectively and we are showing the enemy the next we do not prove, but simply demonstrate that we were and will be a ukrainian city, a ukrainian cock, and in my opinion, alena krapka should be here for these stories. of the administration was in touch with us, they talked about the situation in odesa, well, in the next hour we will start with a conversation with the traitor of the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, we will talk about the operational situation at the front and in general in the country, we will also communicate with military experts right now, we are we are interrupting, but only to inform you about the latest news as of this hour, and our colleague anzhelika syzonenko is ready to present her live broadcast. shelled the dnipropetrovsk region, in particular the kryvorizka district, with this they failed to capture the uglehir tpp once again our defenders repelled the storming muscovit

so he asked her about alibi, so what? i can honestly tell you that i thought about murder. yes?uble, they didn’t even give a try. i spent all last week in a boarding house. in the company of loops of witnesses, everything is zaharych, stop-pause, a family lives here, not the markonevs, who can never choose. what do they watch tv shows today. don't switch show news. and again serials where no one ever swears? after all, each of them has an application for a long time. in connection with the preparation of a decisive offensive to liberate the crimean peninsula, the fleet headquarters decided to maximize the protection of ships by the day of the navy on the russia tv channel, we must help, we advise them attack on the angel, the beautiful yuri tsurila. what are the thoughts of comrade captain of the third ekaterina vilkova that a dead man heading for the president knows his legs. we'll spread the word around the city about our counterintelligence's failed actions, and we'll have the opportunity to send our staff to meet with the president. pavel trubiner black sea nothing at 12:35

i have iron alibi. what are these certificates respectively? what do you mean it's not certified?act for a large shipment? didn't know this. wait a who did the deal? grisha and you want to say that all this time you did not know that he was alive. can you imagine how i felt when gleb suddenly introduced maxim to me. by the way, i noticed how he looks at you. nonsense do you love him? clear. stunned and the husband knows and does not know. i value mine very much. i am very grateful to gleb for everything he did. for me, you are so grateful for what you did or love him. gleb is a wonderful father, a wonderful husband, you have a life of your own for maxim a long time ago. only somehow it's not good at all, that's all. this is somehow not very good in relation to max, it is difficult with work now. i don't want to do that. excuse me, but your mac is also good. doesn't he have any idea? i would take it and leave. you know, i imagined so often how my life with maxim would have turned out. if only alina knew what to know, you are married to the future mayor of the city, the mayor, what,

if we think about dynamics of the bear market, and obviously the scale of the drawdown the alibis, the nature of the market leadership which is very defensive. there is the fact that we've seen certain conditions that often go along with bear markets, policy tightening, curve inversion, declining pmi. but you are right. by the time the economic data really turns, usually it is too late. interns are things we are looking for, i think pmi's being below 50 is usually a better indication that the market is closer. i think we would like to see more signs that analysts are cutting numbers more aggressively which is usually a sign that sentiment is getting a lot more cautious signs that individual investors are getting a bit more negative on the market. we are making progress on that front but we are not quite there yet. jonathan: looking for that relative outperformance on the way down and hopefully some absolute positive returns. you guys are focused on defensive. some people might hear that and start to gravitate toward some of the tech names. i want you to really define what you mean by d

someone tried to go into the house of representatives using false documentation which could serve as an alibiad fled the crime scene. someone tried to use his documents to go into the house of representatives as an ally, no one can possibly explain to me why the investigation has not involved with so many elements available. spiel in the media in brazil is highly concentrated, 90% of all ad dollars go to a company that dominates television here, they are opposed to you. how did you win, how could you win again with the entire brazilian media against you? >> yes, there is the weight of the media against me. but social media has been doing a great job in brazil. my social media channels are among the most interactive in the world. i believe today we have about 40% of the population who has not yet expressed their voting intentions and most of the voters we believe will vote for me during the election. >> tucker: why is there no fox news in brazil? cnn is here, you got over 50 million votes in the last election, cnn is a political player but there is no tv channel for your voters? >> if i could

your alibi is provided by the client.lls into my hands, and then the question of technology. how to bring it to communication. you drink a little alive at someone else's expense, they drink, even teetotalers and ulcers. and hmm , you can’t travel by taxi for one salary, please, 100 pieces only in a row, whoever takes a pack of tickets will receive a water pump. i don't buy tickets to win. why do you need to read newspapers? distribute among the residents of our zheka and if they take it, we will turn off the gas. in general, everything is clear. hang around on commissions, look at the market. sit in a restaurant at the station. you can come in. in a word, be more visible. yeah , of course, you will have expenses. here take me myself, well, let's do it without amateur performances. here 500 rub. number what's wrong with your head? hold. why well , as they say, just in case of fire, take it. but this is not combat, but rather psychological. on occasion, you can scare them to give a signal loaded with blanks, date, combat, w