the family wants to know why sheriff maddox gave up so quickly looking for alfred, and why he didn'tbasic things like search the truck looking for clues. knowing that the watch is found here, his clothes are found here, and then the body is found there, what does that lead you to think? >> it leads me to believe that there is a crime scene somewhere. and that timing ask of the utmost importance. every single day that goes by evidence is lost or destroyed. >> based on what you know, what do you think happened to alfred right? >> i think he was murdered. i really don't have a doubt. my question now, just like the family is who did it. >> coming up, the evidence and what authorities say happened to alfred wright don't add up. honestly? my kids were always on my laptop. i didn't think i could buy them their own, let alone for under $300. but this asus with windows is lightweight and has everything they need -- not like chromebooks that can't install office or have to be connected to the internet to get much done. with this they can do homework, chat, play games -- on their own laptop, an

. >> should be maddox and glavine. >> maddox and glavine?yes, sir. >> i'll place my bet on -- >> he didn't know what he was doing. he didn't know pitchers' names, he didn't know team names. he didn't understand the odds. >> an investigation into mark wu's finances revealed a telling piece of information. >> when we began to discover that mark wu had over a four or five-month period drawn more than $70,000 out of his bank account, that mark wu was telling investigators that he at one occasion had dropped $15,000 on a single bet. >> and investigators already knew there was a disagreement about the baseball bet and that mark wu believed jason owed him $17,000. >> so, it tells us that there's definitely money issues going on between the two of them and they're very severe in nature. >> mark gave police permission to search his apartment. they found no bloody clothes or weapons, but in the parking lot was the second vehicle mark wu owned. this one was silver. like the one seen following jason mcguigan the afternoon before the murders. inside was

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to 16-year-old kathleen maddox.tying thief first and a mother a distant second. manson acted out accordingly. and from the age of 12, spent the bulk of his life in reform schools and prisons. he never knew his father. and as for his relationship with kathleen, it was, to say the least, complicated. though his mother denied it, manson often claimed she was a prostitute. >> if you got a game going, you know, and you need somebody for an excuse, first of all, my mother was a prostitute and she lived in the street. so you can't very well say that i pimped my mother when she gave me some milk. do you see what i'm saying? in other words, i was raised in that alley. that alley is where i live. i live in the street. i lived where it's rough and it's tough and it's hard. nobody gave me nothing. everything i got i had to fight for it and scratch for it. so it's the same principle when it comes down to surviving. if me and you are on the street, you're the strong one, you're the one with the power. i take second seat with you.

never had to answer hero of the south is democratic i'm given you george wallace i mean these lester maddox they were democrats they were republicans our job there was an exam a crab not a republican i watched the super early on and i watched the super bowl coverage and i heard president say that he could i have i'm like lectured president but nixon was you are so cold now he said he was more liberal the next he didn't say oh no he's a nixon was more liberal than he yeah i know but he didn't say nixon was the most liberal he said lyndon johnson probably was in his you know one more liberal and he yeah i don't disagree with that but i did the progressive the room willing to step into the race matter let me answer the question of your record is the question. my question is really simple is the republican party actually making a commitment to repudiating the kind of things that reagan and nixon did the race baiting or are they just giving lip service to. if you have ever had a water cannon hosed in your face if the governor of your state has ever told you you can't come to this school who are

. >> we wanted to hear from sheriff maddox himself. >> i left messages, emails and have not heard backm the sheriff. when can i ask the questions that the community has? >> i'll have him give you a call. >> we have not heard back. the department of justice is investigating wright's death. >> whose child, whose husband, whose brother will be next? >> their fear it real as they wait for their questions about what happened to alfred wright to be answered. >> an-arizona inmate and in custody after breaking out of gaol for valentine's day. he scaled a fence, crawled through laser wire, walking 10 miles, all to meet his girlfriend at a bar. they only had a few minutes together before the police arrived. he was doing time for car death and faces more time for escape. >> how does a mid winter jog in underwear sound. that's the premise behind the cupid's undery run. it was held in the united states and australia. runners are encouraged to do pink or red. quite a lot to see. this year's proceeds benefitting the children's foundation. that does it for this hour. i'm jonathan betz, i'll be back la

saying there was no foul play, sheriff tom maddox called off the search after only four days.y and friends to find the body on their own. just as the sheriff had foreseen, an autopsy found drugs, three kinds. though his family insists they had never seen him do any drugs. i believe that someone did this to my husband. fred, the family believes alfred may have been captured and tortured. independent pathologist hired by the family believe that there is the idea of the death being questionable. >> thank you. this investigation is part of a cnn special. [ girl ] seriously? that's a lot of music. seriously. that's insane. and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously? that's a lot of gold rope. seriously, that's a signature look. you don't have a signature look, honey. ♪ that's a signature look. [ male announcer ] only at&t brings you beats music. unlimited downloads for up to 5 accounts and 10 devices all for $14.99 a month. ♪ all for $14.99 a month. ♪ led to the one jobhing you always wanted. at university of phoenix, we believe every education- not just ours- should be bu

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give authorities have put the death toll of the last few days at seventy seven the opposition at maddox had to say that more than sixty protesters were shot dead by police yesterday. learn which has left a great deal of distrust amongst the protests to bear in mind and tonight's charity our correspondent in camp douglas haven't joined us for the latest. i was in the bacon psc of ukrainians in that square just a few minutes ago that i can tell you it's been weeks since we've seen anyone get this number of people of the converging on the square i'm just a walkabout we achieve meters to get to the square. earlier i need to be about twenty five minutes to half an hour that's because it is literally that kept on the streets and you have a sea of humanity chanting singing. a priest leading prayer is not at all of them following on the big screen of the goings on in parliament that you were just talking about because because of the changes we've seen today because of this deal but it's been that struck his concession if you will rather it went by the treaty on the pitch. now add in that situat

is the best hope that they can make the slide less ugly come lester maddox? -- ugly, less dramatic?k they can reverse this decade-long trend of slower and slower softer and growth? >> -- soft drink growth? >> their rhetoric says they can reverse it. but let's face it, we have seen this decade of decline. they are getting involved in the rig business. they are exploring new channels and not sticking to the old model. it is hard to say what is going to happen. the one clear message is that people do seem to be drinking less soft drinks. maybe boomers are aging out of soft drinks. >> does it make any difference that pepsico came out last week and said, we are going to keep north american beverages? we are not going to split it off like some shareholders wanted? that they shows is are committed to the soul power of one notion. they believe that this drives a lot of activity, retail, that they can leverage that with grocery store chains and the like. it is part of the business that is harder to see. are negotiating for frito-lay placement and shelf space, it is tough to have beverages in

. >> saying there was no foul play, sheriff tom maddox called off the search after only four days, reevingr own. >> just as the sheriff had foreseen, an autopsy did find drugs. three kinds including that. his family insists they had never seen alfred do any drugs. >> i know and believe whole heartedly that someone did this to my husband. >> i want to bring in deb. where does this investigation in his death stand right now? >> there so many questions surrounding this. the sheriff called off the search after four days. the family believes during his disappearance he was held captive and tortured. an independent pathologist said there was a high possibility of homicidal violence. all we can say is the rangers are looking into this. they have been asked to review the findings out of a local office. the da recused himself. the texas attorney general said no. there is a lot of movement and all we know is the family wants answers as to why he disappeared when he needed help. >> deb, i look forward to your special. mysterious deaths. 7:30 eastern and sunday night at 11:30 eastern. deb has been wor

. >> reporter: saying there was no foul play, sheriff tom maddox called off the search after only fourhe body on their own. >> his spirit spoke out to me and said, daddy, i knew you were going to find me. >> reporter: just as the sheriff had for seen, an autopsy did find drugs, three kinds, including meth. though his family insists they had never seen alfred do any drugs. >> i still know and believe wholeheartedly that someone did this to my husband. >> debra feyerick joins us live with more. >> you are going to have a special report this weekend? >> yes. saturday at 11:30 and again on sunday. there are so many questions involving how he disappeared and why he ran from his truck, his truck after it had broken down right next to a gas station. most of all, the question is, why did the sheriff give up looking so quickly and why did he determine this was, in fact, drug related when there was no evidence suggesting that. the family has so many questions. they believe that alfred write was tortured and the drugs were pumped into his body sometime during his disappearance. all of that is bei