they took 11 bags of evidence out of mario adrette mcneill's car.rprints. they found child's blankets. they got dna. come on, he's already confessed to the kidnapping. he's now charged with murder one and she handed the baby over for sex. a 5 year -- do you vey child, joe jackson? >> i certainly do. one who i love very much. >> age, age? >> 11 years old. >> can you even imagine -- >> not at all. >> -- handing your baby over to this -- this -- let me just say, freak. he already had charges of shooting three people. one in the neck and head. drug charges. he ran over -- >> but here's the problem, nancy. >> -- runs over a cop and she gives her fweeb him. >> here's the problem but it's not necessarily that she knew this person's background. >> doesn't have do. >> i know. >> he dated her sister. >> we would all believe and we would all hope that they're responsible people amongst us. oftentimes there's not. >> jackson, put him up. put him up. mr. jackson, where did you go to law school? >> the big "h," hofstra. >> okay. >> the harvard of long island. >> mr. jack

mario mcneill -- first-degree murder. first-degree rape of a child. >> we are live there in north carolina, where police have just announced murder one charges against 29-year-old mario adrette mcneill. the man that we have been showing you, hotel surveillance video in which he is carrying this 5-year-old little girl down a hall to a hotel room in which they say a little over an hour. there she is. that's the last known photo of this child alive in the arms of her alleged killer. also, charges tonight of child rape on this little girl. stunningly no murder charges against the mother, yet. the chief of police says this is an open investigation. we are taking your calls live. out to our first call. tanya, ohio. hi, tanya. >> caller: hi, nancy. i have a question and a comment. first i'd like to say, shame on these people that are coming forward now and saying, oh, well we saw cigarette burns and all of this on this poor little girl and did not get involved. and say, you know, call the authorities or say something. also my question is, this mother was probably on welfare or some kind of aid to dependent children. why is there not a law in place for these welfare mothers -- why d