dominique cottrez will remain in custody. she is facing eight charges of murder and a lifetime in prison. christian fraser, bbc news, villiers-au-tertre. >> u.s. senators say as many as 6.5000 graves at arlington national cemetery in virginia were mislabeled or unmarked. the former head of the cemetery says he accepts full responsibility for the mix up of grapes. >> arlington national cemetery, final resting place for army privates and american presidents. this is where fallen soldiers are honored from the revolutionary war to the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. as many as 33 funerals take place each day, burying the dead of past and present battles. the unthinkable has happened. graves have been mixed up, remains misplaced. the two officials who used to run arlington were summoned by irate senators. >> gross mismanagement of the sanctified ground has tarnished the sacred trust and shaken up many military families. >> how did this happen at america's hallowed ground, where the eternal flame burns in memory of john f. kenned

but behind her public persona, dominique cottrez was hiding the most macabre secret.he couple used to live in, new owners digging in the garden unearthed the skeletal remains of two newborn babies. it led police to the cottrez's current home less than a mime away. outside, the window boxes are blooming with carefully tended geraniums. inside, in the garage, six more babies, each of them wrapped in hermetically sealed bags. she's now facing eight counts of murder and a possible life sentence. but her husband, who told police he never knew his wife was even pregnant, has been released. >> translator: autopsy results so far show no sign violence to the children's bodies. the mother has admitted to deliberately smothering the children at home. >> reporter: it's a quiet but tight-knit village. home to barely 700 people. with pretty cottages that look out onto one another. the cottrezes have lived here for over 20 years, both active members the community. >> ordinary family, yes. simple. simple people. the man, i know the man. i'm very shook. because he's a good person, gen