mr. mcneill and ms. davis to swift and certain justice. >> we had heard that you guys fought tooth and nail to have this case tried here in fayetteville. >> chuck was working with that with mr. grantis office. >> greg, i got to tell you something. we had conversations the last day or two with mr. grantis and his staff, ms. doyle and her staff. and i've got to tell you, just fine leadership. fine leadership. and you know what, there was no fighting. nothing like that. true professionalism. and i think as mark stated, you know this case here has reached out and touched all of us. and i just can't say enough good things about the leadership from those -- from those folks. >> well, i didn't mean fighting tooth but you stressed. how bad that you wanted this case? >> well, let's just say i think from our perspective and i can speak for these folks and the task force folks, we started it from the beginning and we wanted to finish it out. >> what would you say -- one last comment to the folks in fayetteville abo

mr. mcneill and ms. davis to swift and certain justice. >> we had heard that you guys fought tooth and nail to have this case tried here in fayetteville. >> chuck was working with that with mr. grannis office. >> greg, i got to tell you something. we had conversations the last day or two with mr. grannis and his staff, ms. doyle and her staff. and i've got to tell you, just fine leadership. fine leadership. and you know what, there was no fighting. nothing like that. true professionalism. and i think as mark stated, you know this case here has reached out and touched all of us. and i just can't say enough good things about the leadership from those -- from those folks. >> well, i didn't mean fighting but you stressed -- how bad that you wanted this case? >> well, let's just say i think from our perspective and i can speak for these folks and the task force folks, we started it from the beginning and we wanted to finish it out. >> what would you say -- one last comment to the folks in fayetteville about t

mr. mcneill taking shaniya into the hotel room. you'd think there is some video, somebody exiting the hotel room. >> well, michelle sigona. we're saying allegedly because you know i can't certainly identify this blurry image the cops say that's him. what do you know about the exit of the hotel. >> well what i can tell you, last wednesday night someone from the hotel contacted investigators to say, hey, we think shaniya may have been here yesterday. investigators got out there. they had a little bit of problem cracking the surveillance code but once they were in, they were able to pull out their surveillance and able to show those pictures and some of that video to shaniya's father, bradley. and bradley told me just a couple of nights ago. he said, i was the one who was able to identify that, yes, that was my daughter. as far as mario mcneill's concerned, investigators did their own investigating around to figure out who he was. now having said all of that, they were able to put out some of those photos to the media to be able to ge

mr. mcneill. as well as mr. mcneill. >> the girl is dead. do you think i care about the mother? do you think i care about that woman? that i'm paying for her cot and her three hots? no, i don't care about her being in trouble. and to you, anne bremner. i assume the defense will use her pregnancy to their advantage. right? >> i don't know. i think you're going to hear a lot of people say there's a special place in hell for both of these people. we don't have all of the dots -- or the connecting the dots and the evidence right now, but what you just brought up was excellent. felony murder. and the best defense of her right now, nancy, is that she's not charged with felony murder. that may happen. and of course robbery -- or excuse me, rape or the kidnapping. other felonies could lead to the death penalty in north carolina. so the best defense for her right now is where she is based upon the charges of class c felonies and misdemeanors. the reason they haven't been charged with felony murder yet, to the two defense attorneys, is because we're waiting for the formal autopsy identifi

mr. mcneill up at a location that was disclosed to us. he was questioned continuously overnight. >> november 10, 2009, kidnapping unlawfully, shaniya davis. >> she was spotted with him an hour before she disappeared on tuesday. she was seen with him in a hotel 40 miles from her home. they confirmed their identities. what we know from investigators is they were only at that hotel for about an hour. around 6:11 a.m., just this past tuesday morning. >> police are going to have to see if there's a relationship between them. what happened prior to this. why was this child targeted. >> what exactly are the conflicting stories of the moth ere? none of this makes sense. >> bring her home safe. we miss her and love her very much. >>> breaking news tonight out of oregon in the disappearance of a young satellite tv sales woman, the mother of two vanishing from the shower. signs in the bathroom of a struggle. the search comes to a tragic end. her body found buried in a grave sight in the last hours. the murder suspect, jayme's own brother-in-law. >>>

mr. mcneill up at a location that was disclosed to us. we found him there. we brought him in.rough the night. he was arrested and charged with first degree kidnapping for shaniya davis. >> november the 10th of 2009 with first degree kidnapping, unlawfully. shaniya davis, a person under the age of 16. >> shaniya was spotted an hour after she disappeared back on tuesday. she was seen with him in a hotel about 40 miles away from her home. police used surveillance video from hotel to confirm their identities. >> what we know from investigators is they were only at that hotel for about an hour, around 6:11 a.m. just this past tuesday morning. >> police are going to have to see if there's a relationship between cole and the mom. what had happened prior to this? why was the child targeted? >> what exactly are the conflicting stories of the mother's? none of this stuff makes sense. >> i ask that they let her go and bring her home safe. we miss her and love her very much. >>> breaking news tonight out of oregon in the disappearance of a young satellite tv sales woman, jayme sue austin,