sayin' we oughta be looking at the d.o.a.'s loved ones. which he says he don't know she's dead yet. - i'm calling her parents. want me to hang up? - we wanna be looking at 'em. poor girl. i hope she was suffocated before they poured that into her. m.e. says that's how it went. - [ knocking ] - [ man ] who? new york city detectives. mr. albert lakos? what's it about? - can we talk inside? - [ lock clicks ] i'm detective sipowicz. this is detectives simone and russell. - we have some questions about your daughter christine. - come. - is she sick? - when did you see christine last, mr. lakos? about a week. she talk to the mother every morning. is that by telephone? on the telephone. did you talk to your daughter this morning? [ speaking greek ] not this morning. christine missed a doctor's appointment this morning. uh, psychiatrist. six-figure income. spend money for that, huh? did you and your daughter have some kind of dispute? you said that she only talks to her mother. well, how a daughter and mother talk. she comes for dinner. i see her

maybe our d.o.a. was drugged out, delusional, made up the thing about grady's license plate, off seeing the van in his driveway, and when she knocked on his door that night... [ scoffs ] our d.o.a. i'm talking about. i got something might be worth looking into. a girl named gina belle reported being abducted off orange street in brooklyn heights two years ago. case is still active. she got abducted? that it? she said she was held for a few weeks, drugged, raped. she lives on clinton. we'll get her in. maybe rita and me could -- we got it.t. but widen out the net to jersey and connecticut. anything pops with a similar m.o., it's all yours. we're leaving again. we'll be back. [ the colonel squawking ] have a seat, miss belle. could i ask why you're looking into my case now... so long after it happened? we found similar c ccumstances in another case. another girl? it's possible. we need to hear what happened to you to be sure. walking home, a car pulled up next to me. i really didn't even notice it, and

buono, was nice to the d.o.a.'s wife. he says he saw mrs. buono out on the stoop at 4:00 this morning. we ought to ask her about that. yeah, well, she's not inside. uh-- note says, "frank, i'm with hilda." this is her apartment. - what's going on? - are you frank buono? yeah. i'm detective martinez. we'd like to ask you some questions if you got a minute. okay. i, uh-- i'd like to get down with my wife and mrs. johnson, bein' her husband died. - absolutely. - what time did you leave the building this morning? - uh, 5:30. - did you see anything unusual? - no. - were you and your wife home all night last night? - either of you go out at all? - we were home since 7:00. - and you were here right through till the morning? - yeah. early this morning while you were still sleeping? - i sleep bad. i'd have heard. - one of your neighbors said he saw your wife outside on the stoop at 4:00 when he went to work. - who said that? - he figured she'd been out walking since she was knocking the mud off her shoes. - i-i don't know what to say about this. - fr

- d.o.a.'s boyfriend. he's a collar for assaulting andy when we went to question him. is that real, or a way to get him in? he was finger-jabbing me pretty strenuously there. the building super said that this guy and the d.o.a. used to get into it pretty good. - anyone else to look at? - there's no sign of ransacking or forced entry. only other people with keys were the super and cleaning lady. the super's a mope. we got the cleaning lady coming in. super said that her and the d.o.a. - were pretty close. - hey, fellas. - how's it going, captain? - good morning. good morning. arthur. let me know what you get from the boyfriend. mm-hmm. give me a second, andy. i gotta take a leak. who screwed up? i go first. promoting one and not the other isn't right. is that me going first? keying on the olushola clearance. that case shows what kind of cop he is. fact is, arthur, 12 months before, andy directed a racial epithet at the same guy. arthur, you more than anybody else know you do not fight battles you can't win. sipowicz's promotion is off the table. now, you gotta decide do

d.o.a.'s wife says he's a skell con man. scammed the d.o.a. on an air conditioner. we're gonna talk to him, see if one thing led to another. she seems to be doing all right. all right. thanks. boyfriend's story check out? yeah, the guy who owned that gin mill said that he remembered a guy like the boyfriend described that was hanging around the d.o.a. when she tended bar. couldn't put a name on the guy, or was he in last night, but he definitely remembered the pop-bottle glasses. all right. you got a conversation in the coffee room. what, with the boyfriend again? no, we put him upstairs. .o.a.'s credit card to buy a video camera. jeremy munk. kirkendall ran him through b.c.i. two for possession, one for public lewdness. detective, that henry person from your apartment building in brooklyn called and says he's on his way over here. he say what about? - i asked, but he's always so excitable. - okay, gina. thanks. probably wants you to refinance the building and buy him lottery tickets. i got him painting a fourth-floor apartment. i got this old lady on rent control.

d.o.a. dump job over on avenue "b." they brought you guys in early off that shooting last night, huh? - [sipowicz] yeah. - hey! you're sending mike zorzi to get dole-tested? - sarge, you know we can't talk about the case. - who's the good guy here? nobody's making him a bad guy. well, then why's he have to get doled? he's 15 years on the job. you mind just letting us run our investigation here, sarge? [sighs] russell's upset. she's looking not to drink. she tell you to tell me this? no. i'm telling you on my own. so, what you're not breaking any kind of 12-step secret handshake here, giving her up? yoknow, she comes over to my place after this xxxxxxx liery got it, and she seems like she's getting past whatever it was that was hanging her up. - what did she say that was? - something about being unsure of herself. she talked about... flirting with boys in high school, showing off her figure. said she told you that?hore. - is that what she's talking about? - i don't think so. all's i know, she's gotta hold on. not drink o

you notify the d.o.a.'s family? she was taking the kids to school. we left a message with the neighbors. - yeah. - yo, can i get out of here? keep me posted. what's your name? - ray harvey. - where were you standing when the shootin' happened, ray? i don't know. that's why i want to get out. you don't know where you were standing? uh-uh. where is it you gotta be? gotta take my sister to the doctor. -what if you had a job to go to? -she wouldn't get to go. - can you be back here at 4:00? - yeah, i can be back here by then. all right. write your name, address and home phones. got any picture i.d., mr. harvey? some coffee, mr. deluca? i'm nervous enough as it is. - decaf? - no. they show up, no tools, no skills worth a crap. i don't hire them, the e te goes up for grabs. i put up with the b.s., the brawls. but a killing? you know emilio lopez? no. i talked to him for, like, two seconds this morning. then bluestone got in his face. bluestone being from this other coalition, none forgotten? the black group, right. did bluestone have a weapon that you saw

female d.o.a. her panties are pulled offff who found her? garbageman over there. she's got bruises on her thighs. wearing a wedding ring, for what that's worth. nobody found no o rse? no purse. they had those two rape/murders over in the 17th. yeah, straraulations. we gotta call them. did you notify the m.e.? on the way. you found the body? i went to dump the cans and i see her. you notice anybody else around here? no, nobody. you didn't move anything? no. you u ow, i-i didn't even pick up the garbage. i seen her and i thought, "aw, hell," you know what i'm saying? - should i leave it, should i take it? - leave it. leave the garbage. so, can we get back to our route now? [ whistltl ] you got these guy's information? got it. yeah, you can go. i mean, what kind of people we got living g re? i'm gonna ask myself that tonight while i'm washing crap off smack balloons. thanks for your cooperation. you can go back to your route. hiya, greg. hey, james. you caught me ininhe act here, sneaking peanut butter. is this dinner tonight with abby. making you nervous, you mean?

cashed a $10,000 check from the d.o.a. a week ago. he mention that when you talked to him the first time? no. we ran his phone calls to a bookie and 1-800 handicapping lines. did we check his alibi? he said he was in atlantic city with his dad, who we're still trying to get ahold of. let's haul stan's ass back in here. you got it. [ sighs ] where have you been? [ clears throat ] e's in sex crimes now. is she gonna talk to adrian? she's gonna try. when? she knows we got court to 5:00. that's great. that's a great idea. we'll see. nothing's for sure. but diane seemed confident? she said she'd try and talk to adrian. that's all it was. okay. you a gambler, stan? a lot of calls into a loan shark named vincent ficano. yeah, okay, i gamble. didn't i tell you i was in atlantic city this morning? i wasn't there to look at the ocean. you addicted? no, but thanks for asking. what's up, guys? lisa checkie fund your gambling? no. she wrote you a lot of checks over the last six months. $100 here, $200 there. which i paid back. and i have the cance

your d.o.a. sheet came back. he has a couple priors for robbery. okay, we'll verify the informant's alibi for this morning and go from there. i don't mean to interfere, but the location of the shooting is next door for what that's worth. get trotter's ass back in here. if this is some lovers' quarrel, we need to know about it. you got it, boss. where's andy? he's grabbing up carlin's business partner. some bad blood between the two. enough to kill innocent women over? a lot of money at stake. 15th squad. inspector graff. i feel terrible that i caused trouble between you and andy the last few days. we worked it out. it wasn't fair, you not having the full story. i just wasn't ready to tell you. i have a lump in my breast, and i'm going in for the biopsy right now. i was wondering if you could help me through it. sure. something's come up that we're hoping to clarify. no shocker there. but it turns out, lyle, where this took place -- the neighborhood has a gay element to it. oh, come on. who picked the location for the meet? flossy did, which is no s

diane, pross d.o.a., 4th and "d." he/she pross, hacked up pretty good. oh, son of a bitch. [ gasps ] there was another hooker here screaming, but she ran away. - someone tacked it to a pole. - yeah, wewel run that. what the hell's the point? it's gonna be the boyfriend. let's go pick the stupid bastard up. detective medavoy's called in sick? said he had a bad upset stomach. let me call him up. come in like storm troopers to a man's place of work? up all night, plus we're storm troopers? looked to me like you came in pretty voluntarily there, mr. drury. to avoid humiliation. next time when you get a polite request on the phone, you'll think twice about not hanging up. oh, morning. yeah, we got this guy in. someone put his license plate number up where the prostitutu got murdered. so, you're looking at him as a witness or the perp? well, maybe a trick. he could've sese something. we still gotta like the boyfriend for doing her. yeah, and he's in the wind. we sat on his place all night. we're also looking for the black pross who used to hang around with the

. - d.o.a.'s mother have anyone to be with her? - no. yeah, no "oh, golly," fred. we're gonna go see your mom. whoop. [sighs] come on, give me your keys. give me your keys, fred. [panting] whoop, wanna. don't break my shoes here, fred, all right? whoop, wanna. you're gonna make me lose my temper. whoop, wanna. golly, golly, golly. golly, golly, golly. golly, golly, golly. - that's where mama is? - golly, golly, golly. ooh. golly, golly. whoop. whoop. jeez. mom's dead, fred. did you kill her? whoop. did you do it like a-- like a mercy killing? whoop, wanna. you wanna kill mama? put her to sleep? stop her suffering? maybe put a pillow over her head? golly, wanna. uh-uh, wanna. now cut out the indian talk. i'll give you a smack. oh, boy. oh, golly. ooh. ooh. ooh. ooh. what is that? that nitroglycerin, fred? mama have a heart attack? mama went bad? you put perfume on, huh, fred? [sobbing] all right, i don't want you to short shrift with these kids, or pull any punches, what they nearly did here. they didn't "nearly" do anything, councilman. that even if annette morris

the suspect is d.o.a. >> is he an osu student?we can provide you additional information when we have another press conference later. the investigation is still ongoing. >> chief, is this a planned thing? did this seem to be planned? any indication this could be a terror attack? >> it's too early to say. based upon common knowledge you can say this was done on purpose. to go over the curb, strike pedestrians and get out and strike them with a knife. that was on purpose. >> did the suspect say anything to the police officers? >> ongoing investigation. [ inaudible ] >> as far as we know there was one suspect. the suspect is d.o.a. there were rumors of a second suspect. we searched the garage and could not find another suspect. we believe there was one suspect. we have that suspect. >> was there a fire alarm pulled before this and that's why some students within oh the sidewalk? >> earlier today there was a gas leak at a building. so columbus fire was on scene checking that. >> which building? >> that

what do you got on your d.o.a.? artmtmt? - yeah. - these prosses, they said that they saw arthur cartwell, who was in that apartment when the murders went down, standing over the d.o.o. this morning holding a gun. which has to be wrong, right? cartwell's inside. - released september 18th. - [ scoffs ] look, i've got a situation. that boy that lived with us for a while a few years ago-- that kid maceo? yeah, yeah. cocoared at port authority muling a kilo of heroin. i got a line on his mother. i'm gonna go see her. we got cartwelels address. okay, let me know. maybe there's a mix-up on cartwell too. let's go. these people are ruthless. but the tall one is cute. i'm wondering how phesians got his staph infection. unbelievable. xxxxxxx does six months behind acting in concert on two child homicides. don't forget, arthur was doingngard time. that's a maximum-security facility, plattsburgh. yeah. is this it? yeah. the entrance isisown there. we'll take the back. be careful. hey, cartwell. where are you going, huh? wait a minute! w

d.o.a.'s boyfriend is in 3. how'd he turn up? he took a collar last night in the 27 for a traffic stop. they foundoke in his car. it's your catch. - how do you want to handle the interview? - i'd like to try him. if he has a problem with me, i'lllland off to greg. . thanks, harold. so where we going now? did you get high last night, will? look, what can i tell you guys to get out of this, huh? i mean, i can tell you who i score frfr. no. why don't you tell us about michelle? michelle? your girlfriend. oh. [sniffs] i mean, that i can tell you about. go ahead. all right. uh-- michelle was over my place last night, and, uh, she'd never sniffed coke before. ence that, you know? i mean, she hadn't really experienced much before she met me. but then she just flat-out refused. i remember getting really angry that she was refusing to do it. - i mean, like, really on the verge of anger. - then what happened? that's not a place i want to be at. you know, that kind of anger. - was the coke pushing you there? - i wouldn't letett happen. what

d.o.a.'s frank malvoyn. pay stub in his pocket from lancer trucking. frank split off to see his girlfriend, helen calodner-- lives in park slope. no answer at her place, but a neighbor says the cops were there last night. she lives in brooklyn. he's dead on the low east side. that's 5 miles. the cops who responded to the girlfriend's place are on their way in. lieutenant, ballistics on three. greg, baldwin. it was jones' bullet. clark: son of a bitch. better him than medavoy. but, yeah, not for jones. anyone'd done the same. whoa, whoa, whoa. where you going, lashanda? i can't lose my place in line. she'll be back. g ready for work. you weren't on the street with todd grady? hell, no. we got a witness puts you there--a cop. the line's moving. let's talk at the station house. todd owes me money. i went to get it. he wouldn't give it up. i split. talk about the shootout. i didn't see it. i swear. i heard it over my shoulder, looked back, saw something going down, and did not want to get involved, so i split. what'd you see going down? just todd and his l

i have here this signed medical report that shows him d.o.a.-- dead o oarrival-- at county hospital. i wowod like to tell you that i prayed to the lord to save my son. but i knew you couldn't brbrg back the dead. because for a moment i forgot about a miracle like this that happened on calvary. and just like the resurrection the lord showed to me only he has the power to create life. and at that moment my little boy opened his eyes and came back to me. because only god can create life. ( amens and applause ) so i have pledged to correct this abomination of god's truth called evolution... and teach the true story of creation to my students. jacksonville, florida. nice part of the country. yes, it is. you belong to any church organizations there? tuesday evening bible study and the church sports league. join our church league. sounds good. let me ask you something. in that bible study group what translation of the scriptures did you read? king james. good. can i ask you a question, mr. crawford? l? that's a good question. i think it has to do with fear. man knows his heart can play tric

the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus. >> -wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classrooms while waiting about two hours for the all clear. 11 people, including students and faculty, were hurt, and one of them is in critical condition tonight. some were injured in the car crash, norback while others suffered lacerations in the knife attack. >> o'donnell: dean reynolds, thank you so much. the question now is what do we know about the suspect. jeff pegues has that part of the story. >> reporter: the man behind today's attack at ohio state university was a new student. officials say abdul razak ali artan came to the u.s. with six fleeing somalia and spending seven years in a refugee camp in pakistan. artan attended community college before transferring to ohio state this year. on his first day in august, artan was interviewed by the campus paper. he complained about what he believed w

female d.o.a. her panties are pulled offff who found her? garbageman over there. she's got bruises on her thighs.

a female d.o.a. in the trunk of an abandoned car. mid-20s. who called it in? - this guy william keho. - we're gonna need to talk to him. all right. hey. keho, the detectives are gonna need to talk to you. yeah, no problem. [ sighs ] - no tracks, decently healthy. - we got ligature marks over here. - what the hell is that on her chest there? - it looks like candle wax.

the suspect is d.o.a. the investigation is on going. i want to thank the officers who did a great job and did what they were trained to do. >> what do we know at this point? >> the 1:00 p.m. news conference cleared up so much confusion on this and gave us information on exactly what happened. the details were really strange there for awhile. campus police say he drove his vehicle into a crowd of students. calls came into 911 reporting the accident, but he jumped out of the car and started attacking people with a knife. students near watts hall told to run, hide, or fight as a last resort. students not in immediate danger were told to shelter in place. the hero police officer could be the reason that no students were killed. within one minute of the 911 call, that officer arrived on the scene and killed the knife wielding suspect. nine students taken to the hospital, one in critical condition, eight in stable condition. watts has science and engineering buildings. the campus president said the university was prepared. >> this is obviousl

the suspect is d.o.a. there were rumors of a second suspect. we searched the garage and could not find another suspect. we believe there was one suspect. we have that suspect. >> was there a fire alarm pulled before this and that's why some students within oh the sidewalk? >> earlier today there was a gas leak at a building. so columbus fire was on scene checking that. >> which building? >> that was, i believe, white hall at west 19th and college. >> do we think this has a role in this at all? >> still under investigation. >> what can you say about the injuries? what type of injuries --? >> andy will speak about that. >> sure. there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts. most likely from the stab wounds from the butcher knife. there were a number of people that had orthopedic and soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the car initially. it is our understanding from the other hospitals and our knowledge here that none of the individuals appeared to have life threatening injuries at that time. >> will they have to have surge

the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: within minutes of the attack, a campus-wide alert went out reporting an active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight. a federal law enforcement official tells cnn the gunshots reported may have been of the police officers shooting the attacker. on campus, students and faculty blocked doorways and hid while waiting for the all clear. >> our teacher ran and locked the door and at the same time we all saw a ton of -- we heard a bunch of sirens and a bunch of, like, cop cars all just started flooding toward that area. >> it's -- it's scary. it's really scary. we barricaded ourselves in our rooms like we were taught. turned off our lights. and just hunkered down. >> it seems like the police officer who finally shot his attacker got there really quick. what more do we know about him? >> reporter: well, we know, anderson, his name is alan horujko, 28 years old. hasn't even been part of the osu police force for two years. so very, very new to this department. we also know at one point, he was an osu student, himself, and, yeah, law enforcement says he was in the

the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: artan was an ohio state student of somali descent and permanent resident of the united states. officials say he came to the united states in june of 2014. his mother told a community member that he'd been complaining recently about grades at osu. he was interviewed at the beginning of the school year by the student newspaper and spoke of being uncomfortable openly praying and projecting his muslim faith on campus. law enforcement officials say that on facebook, he complained about attacks on muslims. investigators say it could be the motive but are continuing to investigate. as artan unleashed chaos on campus, a text message from the university went out to all students telling them to shelter in place. a tweet from the university's emergency management department told them to run, hide, fight. >> we did hear, like, three or four things that would sound like gunshots then we heard sirens come. so we assumed they were gunshots. >> reporter: students barricade their classroom doors in an effort to keep the attacker at bay. one class piled up chairs at the doo