his attorney, jennifer thompson, calls a cell phone expert.though zach adams' phone may have been in the same place as holly bobo's at times on the day of the crime, at other times that day, zach and holly's phones were far apart. >> at 8:17, holly's phone is over in this area. and at 8:16, zach adams' phone is over here, and they're miles apart, okay? >> reporter: but it's not just about creating reasonable doubt -- thompson is shooting for reasonable certainty that the real killer was someone else. for assistance she turns to terry dicus -- the former lead investigator removed from the case because of unwavering belief that his old nemesis terry britt is the predator who murdered holly. >> in your opinion, what is the strongest evidence implicating terry britt? >> he's the kidnap and rapist in decatur county. he's the one that would be willin' to do this. >> reporter: aside from his notorious rap sheet, you'll recall that britt had a wafer-thin alibi, and the cadaver dogs alerted on his car. >> who has human decomposition on two of their car

thompson. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for having me. before i start, i just want to thank professor jennifer lucas for inviting me here. i want to thank st. answer hem college -- answer helm college and thank ann for making all of the arrangements. i'm really glad to be here. so i'm going to be presenting from my recent book man manuscrt that came out this year that was published with cambridge university press called "opting out of congress." so just about a decade ago after the 2006 congressional elections, "time" magazine suggested that the ideological center was, quote, the new place to be. but the numbers tell a different story. since then virtually all of the moderates in congressional office have retired. one of the more recent examples is charlie dent, co-chair of the tuesday group of moderate republicans who announced his retirement last year, citing the increased polarization and ideological rigidity that leads to dysfunction, disorder and chaos. finish -- longtime republican senator olympia snowe similarly blamed the ideologies in congress as the singular reason for her exit from