natalie morales: i'm natalie morales, and this is dateline daytime on nbc. appened.girl with big dreams and were all coming true in vegas-- a career at a casino and a fiancé. then she vanished. i remember going to church every day and saying, please, let us find her. natalie morales (voiceover): days later, police did. murdered, blood on her car, a struggle at her house, and clues from a camisole. what had happened?

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natalie morales has one woman's story of survival. ♪ >> report >> that's a cattle car, and all of these >> reporter: weaving her story of persecution and perseverance, holocaust survivor trudie strobel hand stitched her dark memories. >> he tore my doll away from me, and as you can see my mother, she was so afraid. and she says, don't cry, trudy, don't cry. >> reporter: trudy was just 4 when a nazi stole her precious doll. it was a gift from her father, basilia laboon, who was taken away for the crime of being jewish. >> it is incredible to even verbalize all of this abuse that was given to us. i was just fearful, always fear. and the most fear i had that they would take me away from my mama. ♪ >> reporter: trudy and mother masha were packed into a cattle car in russia. [ speaking in a global language ] >> that's all you heard. "dirty jew". >> reporter: for more than 6 hung miles, they walked and then rode to a labor camp in poland. >> i imagine the suffering along that walk and seeing people who, if they couldn't make it, they would be shot. >> yeah. there were people falling down. the

and i'm natalie morales.ine." was happily remarried and running his successful business in texas. but up in lake city, colorado, there was a new da, and he assembled a team to look into the mysterious death of mueller's first wife, leslie. they began to see what the sheriff had suspected from the start. the defendant's story did not match up with the landscape, treatment they begin to see what the sheriff had suspected from the start. >> the defendant's story did not match up with the landscape at the scene, and all the other evidence that the colorado bureau of investigation was able to develop your >> at what point did finally all of you say, we've got enough, let's go get him? >> i feel like it was when we had tested this thing to death, yet everything we could possibly put together to take to the jury. >> february 6, 2012, just over 3 1/2 years since lesley mueller died, a monday, fred was at his office when a texas ranger showed up with an arrest warrant in hand. sheriff morgan bruce from colorado stood

natalie in the report thought about leaving teaching because of l about leaving teaching because of pain. as with many sectors, pay is an issue. mohammed said moraleuplifted teachers. reform do not mention it in their manifesto. reform do not mention it in their manifesto-— manifesto. you touched on recruitment. _ manifesto. you touched on recruitment. pay _ manifesto. you touched on recruitment. pay and - manifesto. you touched on - recruitment. pay and recruitment are linked, if you want to attract people, you would have to pay a good salary. what did the party suggest? on recruitment the conservatives pointed to their record of increasing the starting salary to £30,000 to get people in the profession. the lib dems say they would have a workforce strategy in the long—term to try to think about how you make teaching more attractive. labour have a specific promise of 6500 additional teachers in england paid for by putting vat on private school fees.— in england paid for by putting vat on private school fees. when people aet on private school fees. when people net in on private school fees. when people get in touch — on private school fees. when pe