jane doe would not talk to us. and her lawyer was displeased we were even doing this story while occidental said it would not comment on the specifics of a sexual misconduct case. back at the initiation party john says he drank too much. >> they had a sober member of my sports team drive me back to my dorm room. and i don't remember a lot of this. you know it's bits and pieces. my roommate had a couple of friends over. jane doe was one of his friends. i just remember kind of playing music and getting out of bed and jane doe and i were on my bed just talking and i believe, you know kissing. and at some point she takes off her shirt and she's just in her bra. >> reporter: jane's friends, seeing she was drunk, took her away. back to her room on a separate floor. before she left, she and john exchanged phone numbers. soon jane and john were texting. >> over text yes, do you have a condom? i say yeah i do. she says great. you know i'll be down in two minutes. i said okay. >> reporter: jane sneaked past her dorm adviser

and jane doe was one of my roommate's friend. i remember we were on my bed just talking and i believe kissing and some point, she taked off her shirt and just in her bra. >> jane's friends, took her away, back to her room on a separate floor. before she left they exchanged phone numbers. soon jane and john were texting. >> she asked if i had a condom. and i said yes. it is great, i will be down. >> jane sneaked past the dorm advisor and headed to johno room. and on the way she vomited and a friend brought her to the men's room and she was ill again. and after that she went to john's room. >> i don't have any recollection of this. and when she walked in. she asked if i had gum and i gave her a pose of gum before we had sex. they became intimate. at one point he went to the bathroom down the hall and her friends stood outside of the room and asked her three times if she was okay. she said she was fine. they asked her if she needed help and she said she was fine. >> i don't remember if we had more sex, at some point i decided i didn'

. >> the tip that came in from baltimore indicated that they are jane doe came from the street. that tip followed a investigates stories in november about the 1976 murder of a girl found nar the woodlawn cemetery outside of bt more. the tipster believed she had moved were puerto rico to jamaica, plans, went to a catholic school and grau up with the five siblings here on the street. >> the same street where boston police starred and detective jack crowe nan both grew up. what was going through my mine. who cane call? >> who do i know that they are now using the hometown knowledge and old fashion police work. >> footwork. >> checking old records including from the blessed sacrament school. >> this was the rectory. >> as connections to boston keep building. >> pulled over the girl's head and stuffed tin throat was sold massachusetts. carrying two key, one labeled fitchberg and recent high-tech test found it was rare and only come are a site in new york or the arnold arbor reitiam in jamaica, plains. this is a young person to do all kinds of things and i bike ride, play sports that.

. >> the tip that came in to baltimore indicated that their jane doe came from fort street. reporter: the tip followed a 5 investigates story about the 1976 murder of a girl found near the woodlawn cemetery. the tipster believe she had moved from puerto rico to jamaica plain' s, went to a catholic school and grew up with her five siblings on 4th street. the same street where boston police sergeant bill dugan a detective jack cronin both grew up. >> what was going to my mind is who can i call? who do i know? reporter: they are using their hometown knowledge and old-fashioned police were -- checking old records, including from the blessed sacramento reporter: as connections keep building, aggressive bag pulled over the girls had was sold in only five stores in massachusetts. she was caring two keys. one labeled fitchburg. and recent tests of pollen on her clothes found it was rare and could only come from a site in new york or the arnold arboretum and jamaica plain' s. >> this was a place for young people to hang around. bike ride, play sports. reporter: this girl known as woo

constan later filed a civil suit against cosby. 13 jane does with their own allegations came forward offering to testify on her behalf. >> i said, that's enough. i will not sit in silence any longer. >> here it is, it's real. andrea's real, i'm real. >> reporter: but the case ended without cosby admitting any wrongdoing. it wasn't until july of this year that parts of the deposition from that civil suit were unsealed. >> this civil deposition is critical. because finally prosecutors have bill cosby in his own words talking about this incident. >> reporter: in the deposition, cosby described the encounter as consensual, saying the pills he gave her were benadryl. but he did admit to obtaining drugs to provide to young women. adding that he would offer quaaludes to women the same as a person would say, have a drink. cosby denies he ever gave drugs to women without their consent. it was these depositions that led prosecutors to now file criminal charges. >> reopening this case was our duty as law enforcement officers with a sworn obligation to uphold our constitutions and to uphold the

one of the 12 women who came forward as a "jane doe" in the 2005 civil suit... saying she doesn't believe cosby will admit any wrongdoing at trial. sot - patricia steuer/cosby accuser - "i have not ever known him to be a person who tells the truth so no i don't have a particular desire to hear him testify." tag: stephanie gosk reporting. cosby' lawyers have repeatedly denied all of the sexual misconduct allegations against him... even filing defamation lawsuits against nine of his accusers in recent weeks. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for january 14th. if he's found guilty... cosby cosby's lawyers have repeatedly denied all of the sexual misconduct allegations against him... even filing defamation lawsuits against nine of his accusers in recent weeks. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for january 14th. if he's found guiltyty. cosby could face up to ten years behind bars. << >> weather ad-lib >> a state of emergency in missouri.. as flood waters a state of emergency in missouri.. as flood waters continue to rise. the mississippi, missouri and meramec river

she was a jane doe in the pennsylvania case.ed that she was drugged and raped by bill cosby. patricia, first of all, thanks so much for joining me. kate's going to stick around here as well. first of all, just your general reaction to what we saw play out over the past few hours. >> well, as kate said, it's been a highly emotional day for me and i'm sure for all the other women involved. i didn't get to see some of the televised footage of mr. cosby being brought to court or fingerprinted, but i heard about it from some of the other women. >> well, you can see it right now, patricia, if you look at the left side of the monitor there, i'm sure you can see this video coming in. that's bill cosby walking in to the courthouse. patricia, you and i, we should be clear, we spent time together back in august when i spoke with other accusers as well. >> that's right. >> and you joined us as part of that group, that small group of 13 women who, to remind people, ten years ago, agreed to support andrea constand, the woman at the center of

bill doogan: the tip that came in to baltimore indicated that their jane doe came from forbes street. karen: that tip followed "5 investigates" stories in november about the 1976 murder of a girl found near the woodlawn cemetery outside of baltimore. the tipster believed she had jamaica plain, went to a catholic school, and grew up with her five siblings here on forbes street-- the same street where boston police sergeant bill doogan and detective jack cronin both grew up. sgt. det. bill doogan: what was going through my mind is who can i call? who do i know? karen: they're now using their hometown knowledge and old-fashioned police work-- sgt. det. bill doogan: foot work, gum shoe stuff. karne: --checking old records including from the blessed sacrament school. as connections to boston keep building, a grassy bag pulled over the girl's head and stuffed in her throat was sold in only five stores all in massachusetts. she was carrying two keys-- one labeled fitchburg. and recent high-tech tests of pollen on her clothes found it was rare and could only come arnold arboretum in jamaica p

. >>> jane doe was found on the schuylkill expressway river water line. an occupies will be performed to determine the cause of death and identify the corpse. >> yesterday was a good day. for once everything went right for the eagles. the birds went head to head with the defending super bowl champions and came out with a win. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: fans were so frustrated in the middle of the game, it looked like an empty stadium. it was a much different story last night. take a look, these are people that packed chickee and pete's in south philadelphia to watch the game. some optimistic, other confident eagles playing the patriots on their home turf. they have won for the first time in fox borough since 1987. the patriots almost came back toward the end closing the eagles 21-point lead to 7. the fans say the win could not come at a better time. here's what they had to say. >> [inaudible] >> i haven't gotten over it yet. >> i said the eagles will beat the patriots, i called it at work, they said you're delusional, i said no, i am not. you

jane does they called them. about 12 of them.d signed on to andrea constand's civil suit back in 2004 or five and said i'll be there, testify and i don't want to be named in public documents but i'll testify for her. it never got to that point. when i sat with some of them back in late august they feel like they were sort of a pivotal group of women who pushed that case forward and ultimately it led to a settlement and then a gag order and never heard much more about it until you know last year a comedian starts to raise it all over again and women coming out of the woodwork. >> have we heard any of the women you talked to? >> i have. i'm texting with a couple of them. barbara bowman one of the people who wrote one of the earliest -- you are not seeing her right now but barbara wrote one of the earliest pieces that got a lot of attention. a "the washington post" editorial. she wrote that after constand's civil case was closed was settled. she wrote to me saying this is one of the best days of my year. another woman wrote saying i

however they tell "action news" they identified two of the victims a third victim is considered jane doe. they expect to release the names tomorrow morning. now, if you travel this stretch of torresdale avenue during the workweek you should be in good shape tomorrow. philadelphia police tell us this stretch of road should on within the hour. we're live in holmesburg. -- the pair made off with a cellphone and laptop and that frovd be their down fall. they tracked the cellphone to the man who apparently stole it and he was easy to find. turns out he shot himself during the robbery. >> when he got rid of -- and nreechd his boss tom pull it out and the gun went off. and shot himself in the foot. and that's how they was able to get my stuff back because he was in the hospital. >> miss montgomery was shaken up and not injured. she thinks the thieves khout she war breaking in someone else's home. the second suspect remains on the loose. >> it was a chilly weekend and warm weather was about to make a return just in time for christmas. meteorologist melissa magee over at the big board with your f

okay, castle, what's our jane doe's story?t know how it starts, but i know how it ends-- frozen at a construction site. so flying monkeys aside, what's the first question? how did she get there? considering she was frozen solid, she had to have been kept pretty close. not necessarily. here is the site. her body might not have been kept as close as you might think. it takes a long time for a frozen body to thaw. what, you, uh, freeze a body once for one of your books? no, but i cooked a turkey for thanksgiving. it was a 28-pounder. it took all night to unfreeze. she's a person, castle, not a turkey. just making a point. (cell phone rings) (beep) beckett. okay. i'm on my way. (closes cell phone) lanie's got an i.d. you'll take care of these? hey, ryan, can you, uh... thanks. melanie kavanaugh, 34 at time of death. turns out c.o.d. was blunt-force trauma to her head. how'd you get her i.d.? her fingerprints were in the system. for? misdemeanor drug possession. she doesn't look like a junkie. no, she's in pretty good shape, consid

our victim's a jane doe.s she was attacked in the woods and chased onto the road, where she was hit by that truck. because of the assault, we're classifying the death as a homicide. any idea where she was coming from? it's state game land. not a house for miles. any i.d. on the body? no. and we ran her prints, but they're not on file. we've got our teams out there searching the woods, but we found these tucked into her bra. $50 bill, key card, and a cash receipt. from a coffee shop in the city, dated yesterday. this card looks like a hotel key. but it's not from anywhere around here. we think maybe she was staying in the city. we were hoping you could help us track down who she is and what she was doing here. beckett: yeah, of course. trooper collins? these carvings on her face? the crosses? freaky, right? we think she was maybe running from whoever did that. they look ritualistic. yeah. and it gets freakier. just as that trucker hit the girl, he says he saw something emerge from the woods. some thing? a dark

in all 12 women listed in court documents as jane does had similar accusations. women wanted to stay anonymous but a few went public. >> he produced two capsules. >> california attorney tamara green on the today show. >> groping me and touching me and handling me. >> cosby's lawyer says the incident she described did not happen. >> i did not ever deserve that. >> former model beth furrier talks to the daily news. >> he hurt me in the most wicked, horrible way. >> spokesman for cosby declined to comment and barbara bowman in philadelphia magazine. >> what happened was horrible, participateful and frightening. >> cosby's lawyer called bowman's claims absolutely untrue. bowman, green, ferrier and others would not back down. >> i want people to know that we are real people out here and that it is happening and i'm going to let people know. >> let people know by testifying in andrea constand's civil case but when we come back, constand versus cosby takes an abrupt turn. >> and it just seems to disappear into the earth almost. [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step as

>> the women who were jane does back then, they felt very saddened when the case went away and was settled out of court. they weren't as upset about the lack of criminal charges. i think they understood the prosecutor felt he didn't have enough direct evidence. he did not have a lot of physical evident. when the civil case was settled out of court and then there was a gag order they were pretty upset by that because that is sort of what took it off the front pages and out of the media. >> you have done just some phenomenal, phenomenal reporting on this. thank you so much and happy new year to you. >>> here is more from prosecutor kevin steele today about the charge against cosby. >> when you look at the case there is a number of aspects that are undisputed. there is not a question in terms of pills being provided. there is not a question as to the occurrence of what went on of the digital penetration. we have gotten that from statements, from depositions. >> laura coach is a former assistant u.s. attorney. let's start where i sort of left off. the fact that there was no prosecution that a

one of the 12 women who came forward as a jane doe in the 2005 civil suit says he doesn't believe cosby will admit any wrongdoing at trial. >> i have not ever known him to be a person who tells the truth. so, no, i don't have a particular desire to hear him testify. >> don't expect bill cosby to take any kind of plea deal. that's what his lawyer told the "today" show and she talked about how cosby is doing as he maintains his innocence. >> he's been accused unjustly of a crime, so certainly that's upsetting, but he's in good spirits and he knows that he has a legal team that is intent on defending him until he is exonerated. >> cosby has filed defamation lawsuits against nine of his accusers in recent weeks. his next court appearance is scheduled in january 14th. >>> coming up tonight,hasq poli are going door to door in an effort to find new clues in a murder mystery. >>> a multimillion dollar plan to help ease traffic and it's only considered on roads outside of the beltway. >> and the district is helping people >>> three, two, one! [ cheering ] >>> and this is auckland, new zealand ri

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