narrator: to jog wendy's memory, karen taylor showed her an fbi manual of facial types. to introduce the reference feature pictures so she could further refine each feature for me -- the eyes, the nose, the mouth, the hairstyle, and the glasses shape she described. once she was into it, she was into it, and she kept -- and this sometimes happens. the memory is refreshed, and the detail just keeps coming. and that happened with her. it's amazing how well we were able to communicate, even though she couldn't speak. narrator: despite the pain wendy was in and the trauma from what she'd just gone through, she and karen worked together for hours. i just remember her nodding and nodding and being so pleased. i let her decide when we were done, when it was as accurate as we could get it. and she was happy, i was happy. that's how we finished it. narrator: this was the final sketch. just one hour after it was released to the media, a prison guard called police. he said he was sure it was an inmate once housed at one of the local prisons. the inmate's name? daniel lee corwin. meri

kids like tha narrator: investigators are convinced that the sketch created by wendy gauntt and karen taylor, the one that finally alerted detectives to daniel corwin, saved an untold number of lives. ♪ hidalgo: daniel corwin picked the wrong woman to attack that day. he still would have kept killing. there's no doubt in my mind that that would have -- there would've been more people out there dead. taylor: wendy put a face on him. there was a lot of investigative work done on all these cases, but make no mistake, it was wendy who brought down daniel lee corwin. she connected the dots. it was her strength that put it all together. burrough: not a lot of people like that. she actually said to me, "i've had a great life, and the way i look on this is, i've had a great life for 38 years and one bad day." ♪ ♪ narrator: up next -- a late-night walk in an upscale neighborhood results in murder. the victim suffered a horrible, agonizing, painful death. narrator: surprise evidence sends investigators in an unexpected direction. murder has no boundaries. we're going wherever we got to go. narrator: a

taylor green. and i believe she will get him fired, because this lady has the strongest karen-energy i've ever seenangry. and people have had it. speaker johnson needs to resign. people are not going to like any of this, they're going to be angry about it. he is a damn fool. i am so pissed off about it because the american people are pissed off about it. >> dulce: damn! the last time i saw a white lady that pissed off about a bill, she was being kicked out of a chili's. [applause] i don't know if she's going to get mike johnson fired, but she's definitely getting store credit for something! then again, the house is all about having representation. and she's certainly representing all the moms out there who have assaulted a kid's soccer coach. the crazy thing is, if capitol hill karen does get the speaker fired, that'll be the second time in six months! republicans, if you're constantly firing speakers, maybe the problem is with you. [cheers and applause] y'all can't even explain your position without sounding stupid. "we're mad that he's working with both parties to pass bills!" ma'am, that's his d

jill huntley taylor, former trump campaign adviser, davidai, urban bestselling author and former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin also form and hadn't chief assistant district attorney karen friedman agnifilo, and timmy aganga-williams, who served as senior investment get to counsel to the house january 6 committee. a lot to talk about, geoff. i just re-read your piece from the new yorker years ago about david profile of him, what stood out to you today about, i mean, why is he the first witness? why is he so important? well, you could see that in the way coenzyme talk about the how this case is going to work. >> that's the prosecutor prosecutor, which is this was a conspiracy to help donald trump win the election through the suppression of bad news stories as three of them one of them being karen mcdougal the one alleged affair with alleged affair. the other was adore man who alleged falsely the trump was the father of a child. and the third, of course, with stormy daniels, who is the basis for the charges in the case. and david is the key figure in all three of these who basically controlled the money, or at least for two of them he controlled the money for how these st

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