lorri davis wrote a letter to echols in 1996, and a love affair quickly blossomed.ears after davis' first letter, she and echols were married in arkansas's tucker maximum security unit. but their story of love behind bars is not unique. even the most notorious convicted killers have attracted outside admirers, and relationships often blossom across the prison walls. >> i think many of the women who are seeking out prisoners, even without their own knowledge are looking for someone who can't actually commit to an ongoing relationship. they find it thrilling, and at the same time it's safe, right, because he is behind bars. in fact, these are killers that are probably never coming out. >> the hillside stranglers, two california cousins, were convicted of brutally killing ten young women. >> killing a broad doesn't make any difference to me. >> reporter: they both married behind bars. so did lyle and eric menendez, convicted of killing their own parents. even scott peterson sentenced to death for killing his wife and their unborn son received at least two marriage prop

by damien and lorri davis. thank you. it's a beautiful book. appreciate.g some of the letters. a true love story. >> thank you. we'll be right back. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. hotels.com i don't need it right now. >>> time now for cnn tonight tomorrow, the stories you'll be talking about tomorrow. first, the vatican moves to quash suggestions that pope francis is ill simply because his public schedule has been cut back in july. mÑq is no sickness whatsoever, and the 77-year-old pope will work less because it is summer time. >>> meanwhile, an offensive tackle against the washington redskins. the u.s. patent office cancels the team's trademarks saying they're offensive to native americans. the team has been under pressure to drop the redskins game, but far has resisted and vows to appeal. that's it for us tonight. i'm don lemon. thank you so much for watching. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> it's 11:00 p.m.

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in afghanistan three taliban suicide bombers attacked lorries carrying n.a.t.o. fuel supplies. it happened at the border. it's been a week since three israeli teenagers wept missing. israel accuses ham as of kidnapping them. over 250 palestinians have been detained. china gaoled three activists who called for government officials to disclose their personal wealth. two sentenced to 6.5 in prison. the activists were found guilty of using a got to damage law enforcement and provoke disputes. ukrainian troops and separatists have been fighting battles in the east, after ukraine's president appealed for a unilateral cease fire. under petro porashenko's deal, they have a choice between laying down their weapons or leaving the country. they rejected the proposal. we have this report if donetsk. >> reporter: ukraine's new president floated the idea of a cease fire. the announcement comes with a warning. this will be a short-lived offer, a limited opportunity for the pro-russians to breach. >> translation: i can say the period of ceasefire will be short. armed groups will disarm. order

. >> the new race for santa clara county sheriff, lorrie smith won with 60 percent of vote against a retired sheriff captain with all ballots counted. >> in the east bay state senator took in 59 percent of the vote to replace george miller. the democrat will face a republican in the november election and miller is retiring after representing the district for 40 years. >> and a close race to see who will face swowell edging out corbitt by 610 votes in district 17 the battle is between two san francisco supervisors, the board president chu and the supervisor with 47 percent calling the second-place finish a victory because chu who got 48 percent raced twice at much -- raised twice as much money. >> time running out for city college of san francisco. the same mission that voted to strip the school of accreditation is scheduled to meet today and it is not on the agenda. the commission for community and junior colleges is not scheduled to discuss city college's fate although it is the final meeting of the year. several missions, including congresswoman nancy pelosi, have urged the commiss

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