because i don't know of any other case quite like this. >> in your investigation to the pettitte caseknow how chaotic was it in the home? because you know we hear this guy, wint ordered pizza. >> yeah. >> it indicates a level of control and calm. >> yeah. >> was that the same situation in the pettitte home? >> it was very much the same and terribly scary to think about. in the pettitte case all three women were tied to their beds and kept there an entire night as the two intruders roamed the house, one case with joshua sexually abused the 11-year-old. we don't know what happened and cause of death is yet to be released here which is going to tell us a lot. >> right. >> there are stab wounds there are blunt -- there's blunt trauma. so this almost certainly didn't happen in the last few moments of the night, so something awful was going on slowly methodically and building to this terrible crescendo. >> just awful. david, appreciate you being on. thank you very much. >>> new developments also to report in the death of freddie gray. late today baltimore state's attorney marilyn mosby anno

but i have just spoke to dwight pettitte who is a very very senior lawyer here. and he said what has happened here is that the issue regarding the arrest and treatment of freddie gray has essentially gone away because the young people who have been protesting have got what they want which is freddie gray's day in court. he will effectively be in court when these officers come before a judge. but there are so many other issues which are affecting areas like west baltimore from a lack of jobs to a lack of proper housing, to many many other social and justice issues which extend far beyond this city and the protests that you see, and there's another one slated for this very plaza where i am tomorrow, will go on but they will now be tempered in terms of protesting about justice for freddie. >> john terrett for us. thank you. >>> a new development today in the bridge gate scandal out of new jersey. a former top ally of new jersey governor chris christie has pleaded guilty on conspiracy charges. and two other allies have been indicted. david shuster is here with more o

pettitte and his family were slaughtered in connecticut. this madness, this monstrosity that occurred is the exact same stuff. what you have here is a fantastic and amazing demonstration of how forensic investigators come forward, a crust of a pizza in 2015. that didn't happen in 1995. this is today's methodology and takes these animals, these monitors into custody, quick, quick, quick. that is the beauty of it we salute and stand in awe of the fantastic job law enforcement did in this matter. >> unfortunately we have to go to break but we appreciate your time. we'll be back with "hannity" right after these messages you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush

conflict of interest in her case right now, you would shake your head and say, how is it that dwight pettitte her mentor and billy murphy on her transition team the largest donor, is representing the gray family. you could say why does her husband nick moseby where all the violence is taking place. >> her husband is a councilman. also she received financial support, and transition support from the gray family attorney. so you think there's a huge conflict of interest. is this talked a lot about in the circles of police officers that you deal with every day? >> yes. you can see nick moseby on tv arm in arm with the protesters and his wife is lecturing on justice? you've got to be kidding me. >> what about the claims that he was seeking prompt medical attention, and there was controversy over a stop that was not initially reported. what can you tell us about that? >> he was initially obviously -- you've seen the videotape -- asking for medical assistance. and i can't speak for the officers in every aspect but i can tell you through experience that when you arrest somebody in baltimore, one of t

to both of us it really reminded us in the worst way of what happened in connecticut with the pettittections and similarities? >> the pettitte case the law enforcement really screwed up in that case because they actually had a hostage. >> they were there in the moment. >> they had the home surrounded while it was going on. >> while police were outside people were inside being killed. this is a lot different because when police finally arrived there it was over. >> it was all over. you say this is a cautionary tale also because this happens, rich people home invasions by someone they're just making $40,000 on it. not like they had big designs of taking everything out of their accounts. but what they want is for you guys to do nothing. do everything you can to defeat that like what? >> we have two instances where the police could have been called and the family might be alive today. first the housekeeper coming knocking on the door couldn't get in the house and then gets a phone call from inside the house and he doesn't think something's up here? doesn't hear anything from his wife? and

pettitte and his family was brutally murdered. this is the same type of brutality.sociopath. >> and what a way to actually get a lead on who actually was that stone cold sociopath, a crust of pizza gave them the evidence they needed to start the trial. >> and you've got to think of this picture, willie. not only is this a great csi type of grab but realize the house was on fire flames were burning. you had the four victim when the had been tortured and murdered in the house. the fire department is pouring tons of water in the house to put the fire out and yet atf and d.c. police and others were able to go in and somebody was sharp enough to say "look, two pizzas came to this house, the suspect obviously wasn't feeding pizza to his victims, the suspect probably ate it himself. here's a pizza box, maybe charred, inside is a piece of pizza." willie, some cop was sharp enough to grab that and say let's see if we can get anything off of that. that was the link that put this whole case together. >> good quick work by law enforcement all the way around here. hopefully we'l

doesn't that remind you of the pettitte family in connecticut and the guy forced the mother to go to all red flags. people should have seen these red flags. the fact that he got so far down the line is, i think, an indication how intim daidated td dad was by the ominous threats. >> how could that not happen to me? >> you let someone in you know, even -- >> from work. >> what's he doing here? what's he doing here? you step outside the front door, the dad does, if you're going to deal with that. it's a business call. not there on a personal call. >> you look at the gruesome nature of this killing, some people would say this indicates rage, but possibly some sort of relationship between the two, and be that the work relationship, or had a close proximity, what does it indicate to you? >> i disagree with that assessment. i think they seized on the 10-year-old as the weak link. how do you get the parents to give you the money, get you cash? they have cash accessible. how do you get it? i'll take the 10-year-old. now everybody is bound. take the 10-year-old, he starts burning him with ciga