mcswain said he went directly home from the bar on the night of the murder. and family members backed up his alibi. >> he stayed at the house the rest of the night. never left. and his mother and sister were there also at that time. >> police, now, were at a dead end. no one else at the bar that night matched the general description of the man presumed to be the killer. >> it was a hurt that there was just no closure to it. because we just kept thinking, someone's out there and we just don't know who it is. and not only that, but it was the hurt of losing her and giving her up, when she was such a worthwhile person and she was so good to everybody. and we just couldn't see any sense in it. >> months passed, then years, and laura's family lost hope that her killer would ever be brought to justice. >>> when clifford morris turned in his badge after a 35-year career, one case haunted him -- the brutal murder of laura wynn that had gone unsolved for 12 years. on his last day on the job, he handed the case file to one of his most trusted colleagues, detective tim

i was wondering if you talked about mcswain and wayne waldin in the book? >> we do. we do. debate to speak ill of the dead but speed is but we do. and i'm sure when i'm dead lots of people will be speaking at me. some of them wish i was dead right now. >> we suggest burgess mcswain along with debbie krauter and julius concocted the system. it was at her prompting. because in the late '80s there were a number of really weak students on the basketball team. she loved those guys. she wanted to help them anyway to seem trite tumor. slush fund eases classes she could for them. it turned out that some of them were easy indeed. and after going through a year or two expanding essentially with these courses with achilles and debbie we believe that they basically systematize golfing by the early '90s. >> so there were easy courses in the charcoal to? >> yes. >> paper classes -- >> not paper classes. >> there were independent studies. spent we identify them. spin they had to take what, nine hours at least? >> twelve. into six hours in the summer session usually. >> there are always ea

. >> and i was wondering if you talked about burgess mcswain and wayne walden in their book and they're involvement. >> we do. you hate to speak ill of the dead but -- >> but we do. i'm sure when i'm dead lots of people will speak ill of me. so they speak ill of me now. some of them wishing i was dead right now. >> lehigh moth sizedded the burgess and debby crowder and julius concocted the system. it was at her prompting in the late 80s there were a lot of weak students on the basketball team. she loved those guys and wanted to help them in the way that seemed right and she found the easiest classes she could for them and turned out some of them were easy indeed. and after going through a year of two experimenting essentially with these courses, we believe they basically systemized the whole thing by their early '90s. >> so there were other easy courses, in the general college? >> yes. >> well, paper classes -- >> no not -- well in philosophy and geography. so we identify those. >> okay, all right. >> they had to taker what nine hours at least. >> 12. and generally six hours in the summ

. >> and i was wondering if you talked about burgess mcswain and wayne walden in their book and they're involvement. >> we do. you hate to speak ill of the dead but -- >> but we do. i'm sure when i'm dead lots of people will speak ill of me. so they speak ill of me now. some of them wishing i was dead right now. >> lehigh moth sizedded the burgess and debby crowder and julius concocted the system. it was at her prompting in the late 80s there were a lot of weak students on the basketball team. she loved those guys and wanted to help them in the way that seemed right and she found the easiest classes she could for them and turned out some of them were easy indeed. and after going through a year of two experimenting essentially with these courses, we believe they basically systemized the whole thing by their early '90s. >> so there were other easy courses, in the general college? >> yes. >> well, paper classes -- >> no not -- well in philosophy and geography. so we identify those. >> okay, all right. >> they had to taker what nine hours at least. >> 12. and generally six hours in the summ