cops allege blackwell let suspect johnny griffin have sex with the 10-year-old between september and february, using the child as payment for drugs. >> angela blackwell is taking her 10-year-old granddaughter to griffin's owens street home, where the grandmother was given cocaine. >> in turn the drug dealer's allowed to sexually assault the victim. >> blackwell now faces two charges for allegedly allowing the abuse to happen. she's behind bars right now. that's where police would like griffin. >> we think that there's more victims out there, and as far as we know this type of behavior could be continuing. >> investigators are now on the hunt for griffin, who's also accused of sexually assaulting another 10-year-old girl in his truck on march 6th. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. breaking news tonight. live, newburgh. as the search for little marc bookal intensifies, as we go to air, a tip leads police cadaver dogs to a heavily wooded area and the body of a 4-year-old boy in a duffel bag, just two blocks away from this missing boy's home. >> as

blackwell faces two charge for allegedly allowing the abuse to happen. >> i think there is more victims out there. >> a 4-year-old boy found in a duffel bag. >> the team located what has confirmed to be human remains. >> believed to be the body of 4-year-old mark bucall. >> that's my baby. >> the boy disappeared while being watched by his mother's boyfriend. >> he has a good relationship with mark. >> you left your son alone with a man that has a history of beating a child. >> let's stop and remember base airman first class eric barnes, 20, killed, iraq, on a second tour, planned a military career, loved sports, the outdoors, music, especially the psychedelic styles of the 1970s. earned an eagle scout ranking, bowled a 300 game at age 18. in high school, donated his long blond hair to locks of love. leaves behind grieving parents sherry and tom, brother dale, eric barnes, american hero. thanks for our guests. but our biggest thank you is to you for being with us. and a special good night from georgia friends, defense attorneys scott, mike, daniel, and second year law student adam. and,

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angela glover, blackwell founder and chief executive officer of policy link. good to see you.new york. mark lamont is back with us, cultural anthropologist and professor at columbia university. mark, let me start with you. congress has passed a jobs bill. congress has passed a stimulus bill. is that enough or does there need to be a jobs program specifically for black america? >> there absolutely needs to be more done. it needs to be a jobs bill for black people. there needs to be educational reform targeted toward black people. i understand the political, you know, sort of trouble with saying this is a black jobs bill. it's hard to get a black jobs bill through. but never the less, we need race-targeted policy because there are particular social circumstances that black people face that can't be met through a rising tide races. >> like? like? >> like, like job employment. we know based on all empirical evidence that black people don't get the same access to job opportunities as white people. black -- and without felony convictions, for example, are three times less like lie t

now the grandmother, angela blackwell, has been arrested. police say the assaults took place when her granddaughter would visit her on weekends. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. here's my issue. drugs ruin lives. period. here's another horrifying example. cops say a 10-year-old girl was pimped out by her own grandmother, sold for sex to a 67-year-old man in exchange for cocaine. this is a clear-cut sign of how drugs can destroy the values and character of an individual. even a woman trusted with the sacred role of grandma was no match for the power of addiction. i would love to sit here and tell you this is a freak event. sadly it's not. it's happened before and will probably happen again. remember, little shaniya davis, allegedly sold into sex slavery by her own mom? now that child is dead. drug abusing parents put down your stash. you are not just ruining your lives. you are ruining the lives of your children. i'm jane velez-mitchell, and that's my issue. >> tonight on "issues," a suspect in somer thompson's death is charged. the 7-year-old di