paul mauro expn we walked that entire outside of that crime scene looking for crams ringing doorbells we didn't see cameras out there did law enforcement potentially confiscate that cram as a piece of their evidence? toiled believe if there was a camera we noted there was a camera very close by here. that law enforcement clearly would have confiscated that camera and wanted to look at the video feeds on that cram. glans i think it's unbelievable after all of the scrutiny it looks like law enforcement had more than they were letting on they protected the integrity of the case and they should be -- celebrated for that ted williams excellent reporting thanks so much for coming to the program. >> my pleasure. >> up next, you've got to brother. up next suspected killer former coworker who knew him before he committed these heinous murders are speaking out. they'll join me live after the break. don't go anywhere. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet.

here to react paul mauro paul, you know, we kind of figured this was going to happen this times in criminaltion. they want mores time to look at it through the discovery, and look at that probable cause affidavit but this gives more time to put the case together as well. but this crime lab thing. that took me by surprise. >> yeah. i mean the idea that a private institution even though it is just a college has access to all of these crams. you know in units that i work in we didn't have that kind of access so that did take me by surprise i know that the implication is he must have used cameras to plan his escape to have avoided that might explain why he thook route southwest and north again to go back home because he figured somehow rather that he was avoiding crams. problem for him is that he was wrong. toivel cameras were one of the real, you know, strong pieces of evidence against him. and you know something that might emerge that is not emerged remember the -- probable cause affidavit only had as much evidence in it as the task force judge they would need to get the arrest warrant. there

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inspector paul mauro. he has ruffled more feathers than my feather ruffling machine .ouglas murray. this young man proves you don't need a sense of humor to be a comedian. he also comes across america, jimmy failla. and she loves giving back to he community all the stuff that sh stole. fox news contributor kat timpf. so, paul, i find that there are so many elements to this story that we've already assumed it i a horrible, horrible thing that happened to that man and then you realize that the one variable that we have all been pushing in the media is not par of it and then what happens, it becomes about training and whit training so they can talk about systemic racism pays. >> except the chief of the entire department is herself blackbeard i think what happene here that we have to remember i think about how rare an occurrence like this has to be because look at all a focus we have on it. remember that the majority of police throughout the country are getting deployed with body cams. so if this were to happen again someplace else with white people , to your point, we wou

will: if you take what we heard from paul mauro and joe imperatrice this morning, no one is taught to behave in the way the officers behaved and secondarily then, where was someone to step in? where was a supervisor, a superior to go whoa whoa whoa, stop. that steamed to be absent as well and the last line from mauro will be somewhat of a fortune telling moment. it won't end with these five officers then if that is the case. pete: yeah, it does come back to culture. i mean, the beginning of it is chaos. we don't know what happened with the traffic incident. we don't know the situation of the driver per se. they pull him out, why they did so aggressively, we don't know. they're not able to subdue him. there's pepper spray and a scuffle that goes on. tyre nichols takes and you have they pursue -- it's the point at which this part of the video tape where they've got him subdued and you've got the hay makers as you said, will, or the kicks to the face, that is where it comes to leadership, and i think of it in a military context being a platoon leader in combat, you have aggressive member

they have been following the story, paul mauro, thank you for joining us and giving us insight.py new year. >> happy new year. julie. >> julie: catholics are gathering to pope emeritus benedict xvi who died on saturday 95 years old. he is lying in state st. peter's basilica. and they will honor his which for a new wish for a simple funeral on thursday. chief correspondent laura greene joins us live with the very latest, good morning. >> good morning, julie. thousands of people near the vatican waiting in the long lines to pay respect to pope emeritus benedict xvi whose legacy will be remembered more.s morning. a solemn procession of clergy and house have staff accompanied his body as it was moved from the monastery in the vatican gardens to st. peter's basilica. later a silent queue of the faithful with the body of pope benedict with the high altar of st. peter's with a red cape and white rider of the bishop. pope emeritus benedict xvi died saturday and laid to rest thursday below the bill of sale know basilica with other popes. pope francis said to be the first of the era to pr

starts to smell and how to stop a body from decomposing join manager no i is former nypd inspector paul mauro. thank you y'all so much for joining me you know you are my favorite criminal panel doctor miller can you give me son insight of the motive of this guy but there's speculation he could have potentially been upset by his wife leaving him. what type of guy are we looking at right now? >> so among the interesting google searches was also a december 27th search about what's the best state for a man to get divorced? so that could suggest that that was his mindset looking for a way to end the marriage and there's also a possibility that he -- there could have been a financial motivation we've read recently that anna held about 2.8 million dollars in real estate. and certainly if that was something that she had acquired before mearming it wasn't be subject to property distribution within a divorce and best way for him to acquire that property he might have felt would be to get rid of his wife. also very telling telling that d about early on was 2014 threat that he made against killing her an