i guess you'll have to take some nonanswer to that question. >> mysteriously, the pubic hair willie tund on dorothy's body was never entered into evidence. as opposed to the hairs on the body, a separate group of 49 pubic hairs said to be found on dorothy's bed also raised diana's doubts. >> a lot of people saw the 49-some pubic hairs allegedly collected from the victim's bed as the most damaging evidence against mr. elmore. but this item of evidence was a plain baggie like you put your kid's sandwiches in when you're packing their school lunch. not sealed with red evidence tape that says "evidence, do not tamper." this did not have that on there. >> evidence the bag contained 49 hairs. a number diana found suspiciously close to the number of hairs police pulled from elmore after his arrest. >> there was, from what i understand, about 50 to 60 hairs that were collected, either being combed or pulled. >> but if elmore's hair had been found at the crime scene of the nearly 100 crime scene photographs, not a single photo shows hairs on the bed. >> any kind of evidence you collect at a cr

and they found a pubic hair at the scene of the rape. they found fingerprints all over the house.y had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing lead. they were going to move to england when captain eastburn got done with training in alabama. the family had decided to sell the dog, so they put an ad out in the local "ft. bragg bee." katy eastburn wrote a letter to her husband saying that a nice man came out tuesday night and got the dog. >> we didn't know who it was, but anybody who had been out to that house, we wanted to talk to. >> outside of the crime scene someone approached investigators with critical information from the night of the murders. >> there was a young male named patrick cone who had been coming from his girlfriend's house at about 2:00 in the morning. he saw a big white dude walking down the driveway. he had blond hair about 6'2" or 6'3" and he had on a members only black jacket, a stocking cap, a

they were like pubic hair. they went to school like a jet black. >> do you have a mustache choice, anybody in particular? >> a big fan of the civil war general. >> nicely done. >> thank you. >> fantastic. >> that's where they got the name. >> it is too much pressure. >> there was one gigantic glorious cater pillar of hair. >> do you like men with mustaches? >> no. although my father has always had a muss stash and i have -- mustache and i have never seen him without it. i like it on my dad. >> he doesn't carry it around in a bag does he? >> right along with him. my vote is for eddie murphy. when you see him without it you do not recognize him. that's how you should figure out what it is. >> that's joanne andy. >> i thought he looked beautiful. >> it is part of you. that's what a good mustache is. >> who do you think deserves the nomination? >> don't say hitler, don't say hitler. daniel day-lewis to "gangs of new york" and" there will be blood" but i am going with sam elliott in "tombstone." >> these are real mu

the law would make it illegal to wear clothing that exposes again talls, pubic hair or aeroela or nippley his nipple. >> it's terrible, it's antinipple. >> they're not yoga pants, they're ogle-pants. >> we should shame those that wear inappropriate things but not with signs or jail time, but on social media. take pictures like look at this. but i never do that. are you going to punish the store that's sell the pants? or advertise? showing images of the yoga pants to the impressional public? and what about the 1% that actually do yoga? >> they're awful people. >> yoga is as you know a religious blaspheme. >> i don't know what god they're praying to when on that mat. i don't know anything. but it's weird i'm not for it. it's not american. uh-uh. i'm going to stop because my brain stopped an hour ago. nutrients packed in a dense bundle of farm-grown grain and capped with pure deliciousness. fiber-dense fuel. morning reward. tomorrow, you can have it all. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow♪ ready yourself with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. see you at breakfast™. startup-ny. it's working for new yor

we've had letters with perfume and then pubic hair with body fluids. of course, they're allowed to have pictures. some pictures we do have to deny if it's nudity. >> it's real graphic. >> the officer found two nude pictures. >> a lady in columbia sent those. >> columbia. she writes some -- she's missing him. she's missing him bad. we'll reject it, and he'll be sent a letter stating why it was rejected, and then we'll return it back to her. >> along with receiving mail, inmates also look forward to the limited time outside their cells. >> yummy. this is yummy. >> they are brought out to go to lunch, took back in and locked down again until that afternoon when we have the evening meal. then go to the yard for an hour and then they are locked back down for the rest of the day except for ten minutes while they take a shower. >> the cool air. it's so hot, the air conditioning and the cold water, that's what i come down for, really. you can't be doing a lot of talking. they will say you're not eating. talking instead of eating. >> you've got to eat real fast

. >> and they were like, "you can't do that, because we won't let you show pubic hair." >> seth: wow.able to do it. so, like, the show's not smart, but, like, we're pretty smart and savvy. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're saying you got to be pretty smart to be as dumb as you guys are? yeah. >> that -- that was a little too much for me. >> seth: yeah. it was a compliment. it was a compliment. >> cool. thank you, thank you. >> seth: you wrote a comic book. you were a camp counselor in michigan. tell me about this. was it a ghost story comic book? >> yes. so, like, i'm into comics. i used to be an artist. and then just like, i don't have time to sit and draw. i watch tv a lot. but growing up, i was a camp counselor with my buddy who's still an artist. >> seth: got ya. >> and he's like, "you're writing. i'm an artist. let's make the comic of the ghost story we used to tell as camp counselors." and so this goes back to when we were 17 and, like, put in charge of children. >> seth: right. that's a crazy thing that camp counselors -- the wrong people. >> so we had this story that was, like, kin