and then later on officer duckett arrived. we looked over at duckett's patrol car. the tires matched. at that point we had his car impounded and we found the child's prints all over the car, the hood of the car. of course we didn't want to believe a police officer would do this. >> teresa mcabee's autopsy revealed she had been sexually assaulted and strangled to death. a pubic hair was also found in her underwear. >> we got a court order and took samples from duckett. that's when it came back for positive identification. >> a policeman who may have been the last person to see 11-year-old teresa mcabee alive is under investigation himself tonight. >> i couldn't believe it. he was supposed to serve and protect the community. she probably thought, well, he's a police officer. he'll take me home. but that never happened. >> residents are outraged. >> you teach your children to go to a police officer if they are in trouble or need help. >> despite the community uproar, police chief mike brady who had hired and mentored duckett held fast in his belief that investigators w

another example is this hat worn by sergeant duckett. there is a photograph of him wearing that with where a bullet grazed him during a battle. it came that close to ending his life and took out a big chunk of his hat. when the men came back from the war, they were significantly changed. a lot of times, those boys had not been outside of their own county. now they travel to different states and seen the horrific effects of the war. a lot of them came back with physical wounds, and i missing, and are missing, but when they came back, they trying to -- tried to reclaim their lives. some went into politics. they were seen as war heroes, so it was easy for them to run on platforms and become elected officials in their home communities. but some of these men were radically different than when they had left. a lot of these conditions they did not understand. this is a time when we do not understand bacteria and germs and of psychological issues the men were finding. in journals, they referred to this condition as "soldier's heart," because it

got death row and was a serial sex killer, how many more victims would there be before they caught duckett again? >> grant a new trial. i'm not asking to walk out the door. grant me a new trial. let's put everything on the table and do it right and see what happens. >> ready? >> all right. >> thank you. y'all take care. >>> i'm not perfect. nobody is perfect. >> he may not be perfect. sepp blatter is, re-elected fifa president despite a global corruption scandal. >> in the middle east, isis extends its reach and takes credit for a deadly bombing at this saudi mosque. >> and in the united states, former house speaker dennis hastert faces allegations of sexual misconduct. you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. thank you to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world for joining us. sepp blatter clinched his fifth term as president of the international soccer organization friday. his sole rival, jordan's prince ali conceded after the first round of voting at the fifa conference. blatter's victory comes after two corruption allegations in the organization. blalter promised delegat