documentary titled played in this world tells the story of the eighteen year old who was raped at knifepoint six weeks before winning the top title of miss world. the day. i mean that a reunion at what happened to me. in his one and one. we need is real the new camera for me. and in the nineteenth reinstated and three eight round. though my head. we need. then you realize what happened to go in yet. i really have to go home. the male in his duties as just a bit. he was conditioning for modeling jobs in the mine in nineteen eighty eight when she asked year each nominee or egyptian born israeli who ran a travel agency to arrange a flight for her back to israel. nora told her there were no flights from amman to israel and offered to drive her to rome where she would be able to catch a plane on their way to the airport near pulled over on the side of a deserted road stabbed her strangled her and raped her at knifepoint on daniel managed to escape and refuse to be silent about the raid she pressed charges and to publicly and testified at trial but said her attacker to prison for sixteen years thr

when she arrived, beck robbed her of a couple of hundred dollars at knifepoint, then let her go.hout power, beck moved in temporarily with justin bullard. and when he needed more money for drugs, called the escort service again, this time from bullard's phone, and set up the meeting with virginia russell. >> sure. >> he took bullard's boots and gun and the beer from his own apartment. when virginia arrived, beck got into her car, and they went to a deserted location. each drank a beer and threw the empty bottles out the window. prosecutors think beck was acquainted with virginia from a previous meeting and decided to kill her so she wouldn't identify him. blood spattered on the remaining beer bottle and on the boots beck had stolen from bullard. beck dragged virginia's body onto the road, then shot her two more times. he stole all the money from her purses, then drove virginia's car two miles away, where he abandoned it. beck later returned bullard's blood-spattered boots and gun to bullard's apartment without him knowing it, setting him up for the crime. but beck didn't know tha

when he saw diane get out of her car, he abducted her at knifepoint and took her to the wooden shack.ed robbing her, but denied sexually assaulting her, although the evidence clearly showed that he did. then he stabbed her to death and stole her car. he abandoned the mustang across town and left his fingerprint and a palm print. although it took almost 35 years to find him, his fingerprints on file had not degraded. >> if it had not been for the afis system he would have never been identified. >> on january 15th, 2004, james davis pled guilty to murder with malice and was sentenced to life in prison. >> i never saw remorse. not one time. the only time i saw remorse is when he came to court and he pled guilty and a judge sentenced him to life. he didn't care about diane. >> diane maxwell's father lived long enough to see her killer brought to justice. >> this database has been such a boost to law enforcement, to be able to help solve these crimes that otherwise would go unsolved. and now with the dna database, and that's doing the same thing, i mean, it's just been a tremendous boost t

. >> he shut off the store's electricity, held julie at knifepoint, forced her to open the safe. he made her drive a half mile away to an area behind an unoccupied store. he used her shoelaces to tie her wrists, then raped and killed her. he removed items from julie's trunk to make room for her body. elmen drove to the woods where he hid her body under some cardboard. the biological evidence from the attack was embedded in her cotton socks. elmen probably wanted to keep julie's car, but it got stuck in the mud and he had to escape on foot. authorities had plenty of suspicion, but no evidence, to charge elmen with his half-sister's murder. but after 17 years, there was plenty of dna evidence to charge him with julie estes' rape and murder. >> it just was unbelievable that it would be the socks that would hold the true identity of her killer. >> faced with a possible death penalty, elmen decided to plead no contest to julie estes' rape and murder. in return, he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> how do you feel about everything? >> how do i feel? >> m

a troubled man at knifepoint after finding the ribbon that the symbol of russia's victory as the germany the activists of cbt. one man and then taking the rest of the police. i love the nice comment from the fund including upon teachings of such actions us and sent it. i think it would to god not on and he brought the dogs. the sixty when the video wasn't as shocked as many of the place us in the east of ukraine the city has seen in mathematics and the black isn't called select a random finally the corinthians waimea all from the ukrainian energy bases on the line the russian command with thousands of souls is also choosing to switch allegiances days remaining loyal to kiev awfully to you the peninsula but the situation is very different one to tease from crimea stations on ukrainian touching hunting closely at the nt some families have given up once when going out to return home. the debate tell him her legs so i love these. that's all i can tell him. so he she is too much to be there. we know when the sun is what the future came. the most is not around but as an undead who crimean can

. >> i absolutely love the idea of more enforcement down here since i was held up at knifepoint, ever since then, i carry pepper spray and am cautious of walking down here by myself at night. >> reporter: but today, she's convinced these officers are a sign the crime climate is changing in downtown san jose. >> very good news for those residents and business owners. that was marianne favro. >>> new details in the deadly stabbing of a south bay teenager. it happened in campbell. the man accused of killing the teen gave us a jailhouse interview. he says it was self-defense. damian trujillo joins us from morgan park in campbell. the suspect in this case was also hurt, correct? >> reporter: you can see visibly during that jailhouse interview, both friends of the victim and the suspects say it was self-defense. now it's up to police and the d.a. to determine what exactly happened here. >> and they wouldn't stop, man. probably would have got kicked in the head 60 or 70 times in 45 seconds. >> reporter: that's the claim from todd that were arrested in connection with the stabbing death of iv

clip shows marksmen or somewhere in ukrainian flag that chasing and searching a group of men at knifepoint after finding a ribbon that's a symbol of russia's victory over nazi germany the activists are seeing one man and then taking the rest to the police a member of ukraine's a parliament from the former ruling party claimed such actions are sanctioned by the kiev operating governor of in your property the city where the video was allegedly shot as well as many other places in the east of ukraine of the city has seen massive anti-government rallies and calls for referendum following the cup in kiev. in crimea all former ukrainian military bases are now under russian commander with thousands of soldiers also choosing to switch allegiances part of meet those remaining loyal to hear of a free to leave the peninsula but the situation is very different from draftees from crimea stationed on ukrainian territory arches policy or spoke to some families who fear that their loved ones on be allowed to return home. don't go to bed when i tell him hello son i love you that's all i can tell him. yes.