here again, deborah roberts. >> reporter: it is a haunting mystery. attacked a young woman and left her for dead in this vacant cul-de-sac? detective alan foote's search for clues has become an xer sunrise frustration. so, where did you turn next? >> i start following other leads. suspects in the case. >> reporter: there's no shortage of early suspects. for starters, that friend who was out with inna the night she was attacked. he's 52-year old peter dimouleas, a greek national and -- like inna -- a cruise line employee. >> he asked me, what happened with inna? >> reporter: peter confirms inna's account, a dinner and some drinking in coconut grove, then a friendly parting of ways around midnight when inna takes a cab back to the hotel. he cooperates fully with the police. >> why i have to worry? i don't worry. i know i am not on the crime. >> reporter: but detective foote uncovers this troubling fact -- dimouleas has been arrested just months before, after he and inna had a dispute at a local nightclub. >> peter felt that there were some unsavory char

here's deborah roberts. >> can we go the bathroom and smoke a cigarette. i need one.irst let me take a selfie. >> reporter: the song has become an anthem of sorts. no surprise, since everyone seems selfie obsessed! power couples. the president. even -- the pope? there's even a new sitcom on the subject premiering on abc this fall. >> traded likes for likes and before long i was insta-famous. >> reporter: the craze has sparked a whole new industry -- complete with apps allowing users make their instagram insta-glam. there're even online "selfie schools" teaching the "how to's" for capturing that "perfect" pose. >> so you're gonna wanna hold it just a little bit above eye level. >> reporter: but for some selfie-holics filters and photo edits just aren't enough they're actually turning to a more "physical" photo shop -- cosmetic surgery. the latest thing? hand rejuvenation. that's right hand rejuvenation. afterall today's brides may want something borrowed, something blue and - something to post! >> so you're gonna get your hands basically smoothed out for a nice selfie?

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