back then dennis murphy, university of evidence in conservation biologist insisted the elevation and sparse soil cover made the project completely unnecessary. >> there is essentially no wildfire risk. >> several weeks in the cutting murphy sued the forest service on the grounds it would harm the delicate ecosystem of echo lake. >> cabin owner who was appalled by the thinning operation could only cross her fingers. >> i don't know legal matters at all, so i had no idea how it would go. >> the forest service suspended the thinning project while the lawsuit worked through the courts but then last week, with no explanation, the new supervisor issued a two sentence internal memo. i've chosen to withdraw the decision made by my predecessor no further activity will occur on this project. >> certainly has a david and goliath feel to it. >> if murphy's celebration seems muted it's because the brush and timber cut nearly two years ago remains on the ground. he shared photos of a few of what he said are hundreds of slash piles. >> we have a really big mess on the ground. >> the forest service

back then, dennis murphy a university of nevada conservation biologist and long-time echo lakes cabin owners insisted the 7500 foot elevation and sparse soil cover made the project unnecessary. >> there is especially no wildfire risk. >> several weeks into the cutting, murphy sued the forest service in federal court on the grounds that it would harm the echo system of echo lakes. cabin owner joe robinson who too, was appalled by the thinning operation could only cross her fingers. >> i don't know legal matters at all, so i had no idea how it would go. >> reporter: the forest service suspended the project while the lawsuit worked its way through the court and last week with no explanation, the new supervisor issued a two sentence internal memo, i've chosen to withdraw the decision made by my predecessor, no further active thety will occur on the project. >> certainly has a david and goliath instance to it. >> reporter: the brush and tim timber cut remains on the ground. he shared photos of hundreds of slash piles. >> we have a really big mess on the ground. >> reporter: the forest serv

back then dennis murphy, university of evidence in conservation biologist insisted the elevation and sparse soil cover made the project completely unnecessary. >> there is essentially no wildfire risk. >> several weeks in the cutting murphy sued the forest service on the grounds it would harm the delicate ecosystem of echo lake. >> cabin owner who was appalled by the thinning operation could only cross her fingers. >> i don't know legal matters at all, so i had no idea how it would go. >> the forest service suspended the thinning project while the lawsuit worked through the courts but then last week, with no explanation, the new supervisor issued a two sentence internal memo. i've chosen to withdraw the decision made by my predecessor no further activity will occur on this project. >> certainly has a david and goliath feel to it. >> if murphy's celebration seems muted it's because the brush and timber cut nearly two years ago remains on the ground. he shared photos of a few of what he said are hundreds of slash piles. >> we have a really big mess on the ground. >> the forest service

here's dennis murphy with "indiscretion." >> reporter: she was a bubbly woman in her early 20's just looking for a clean break. heidi bernadzikowski, a baltimore pool league ace had, in recent years, endured some tough times. but now the shots were starting the drop. a steady job as a receptionist. a boyfriend she could take to meet the parents. talk, even, of a summer wedding in las vegas. and then it was game over for heidi just like that. someone had made their way into her rowhouse on a thursday night in april back in the year 2000 and killed her in most brutal fashion. >> baltimore county 911. >> my girlfriend's been murdered. >> what happened? was she shot or -- >> no. she's cut. her throat, her throat's cut. >> any parent opens a door, 6:00 a.m., there's two cops standing there, you know that's not good. >> reporter: it was a murder case that wasn't going to be solved in a few hours, or a few weeks, or even a dozen years. the heidi murder investigation would go stone cold until one day in a matter of hours really everything became clear. and how strange and terrifying it all t

know, that's not the raw ingredients for intoxicating brownies, but real money, as dennis murphy report it's finding its way into some of the most prominent wallets in south florida. the vice president's son had some. >> i got cocaine on my $20 bill and i can tell you, i don't use it. >> hello! that's the 1985 iteration of jeb bush, son of the vice president at the time, george h.w. bush. jeb's having to tell "nightly news" there that he's not a cocaine user, but, yes, he, too, has cocaine on his cash. it was florida! it was the 1980s. what would you expect. jeb bush at that point was not yet a full-time politician. he was a local businessman in miami, but when you're the son of a man who was a state representative in texas and a u.s. ambassador to the united nations and the director of the cia and an aspiring candidate for president, politics sort of gets thrust on you whether you like it or not. and that was the case for jeb bush in the 1980s. now, for a very young and very inexperienced jeb bush in the 1980s. in 1980, poppy bush, having racked up that very impressive resume of public