roy slater. we first met roy in the original "lock-up" episode at colorado state penitentiary in 2000. at the time, he had been through five extractions. >> i've got some criminal cases, okay? you know what i mean? i assaulted a guy. >> roy was paroled in the fall of 2008. his twin brother ray is incarcerated here at limon. >> how is your brother? >> he's at home. >> when sd he get out? >> two months ago. >> he would act out and then once he calmed back down, he was reasonable, but he would get worked up. >> several years prior to becoming the warden at limon, travis was the lieutenant at colorado state and had been involved in several of roy's extractions. >> the last four cell extractions when he got prayed, i was the one that sprayed him. that was the last straw. he said he didn't want to play any more. >> he said it was difficult to the oc. he said it wasn't fun any more. in my opinion, he got a thrill from fighting with the staff when we would go into the cell and wrestle him to the ground.

roy likes to spin a good yard. but what roy said he did on december 11th is impossible. we didn't put roy kronk on to tell you a story that the evidence in the case just isn't true. i would also submit to you that roy's claim that he just happened upon that scene for the second time is equally uncredible. that doesn't mean that he staged the scene, that he stole all that stuff. what it means is that roy likes to spin a good yarn. i submit to you based on the evidence what occurred in this case is that roy found the skull as he said he did back in august. tried to report it three times and he got blown off and said the heck with it. i'm over this. maybe it really wasn't. but then he starts communicating with his son. he starts telling his son. hey, i know where the skull is. and his son is impressed. he's trying to get this relationship with his son. he thinks wouldn't it be great to impress my son. so he goes back to the scene and it's still there. roy becomes a hero and roy tells a very, very dramatic story about lifting up a bag and the skull rolling out and it's drama

he had just received a letter from roy.written the day before he violated his parole. >> parole is hard for me. if i go back, i am giving my computer to raven. she is cool. i like this part, too. i have been talking to her on the phone, this is my daughter, i love her so much. i love her little baby. she is a good kid, brother, and by god -- he gets on my ass. that's a trip. he's getting on my ass and he's on his way back. my god, brother, you do right by her. don't drink, dog. i love you, brother. it will get better, roy. >> oh, my goodness, i ain't going to lie now. after i read it and laid down, i started practically having a panic attack. man, am i going to make it? >> it was interesting for me to hear ray slip into the mind set of what i assume roy must have been going through. it showed me what goes through someone's mind when they are on parole. >> i already thought if i didn't have my daughter i would tell that [ bleep ] parole board, let me stay here. and not even get out at all. and stay here for my three years on

and roy becomes a hero. and roy tells a very, very dramatic story about lifting up the bag and the skull rolling out and it's dramatic and wonderful and fun, but it isn't true. roy found the skull all right. absolutely. but not the way he said. it's just impossible. but that doesn't make roy kronk a morally bankrupt individual who would take a little girl's skull home. the judge is going to give some legal instructions. the judge is going to instruct you on the main charge here which is murder in the first degree. there are two ways to commit murder in the first degree. one is called premeditated murder and the other is called felony murder. we get up here and argue to you what scenario we believe the evidence supports. in this case we told you that we believe the evidence in this case supports the scenario that caseanthony chloroformed caylee so she would not suffer. placed duct tape over her nose and mouth to end her life and disposed of her body. but you can come up with whatever he their joy want. it's u

roy kronk, it's on tape. nobody wanted to listen to him, so he gave up. four months later, he came back, reported it it's still there. you can looked at the photographs of that body and without any assistance from expert testimony tell that body has been there for a very, very long time. it didn't just get set there. that tape didn't just get put on that skull. you know how you know that because the tape is decomposed just like everything else is. you've seen photographs of the tape. you've got it in evidence. that tape has been out there for a very long time. you heard testimony from the -- ms. lowe, the fiber analyst, who told you that that tape didn't even have any cotton in it. we know it's the same tape as the tape in the garbage, but that tape had been out there for so long, it didn't even have cotton in it anymore. she couldn't even tell scientifically they were the same. everyone can see they are the same. that's how long it had been there. the tape did not just get out there a few days before. all the evidence says that that's impossible. >> look

this would appear, roy cronk, to be their sort of bogeyman in this case. >> maybe they were right. it's possible the defense is ever right? >> yeah, as a former attorney, occasional occasionally. we're going to take a break and when we come back george anthony took center stage yet again this week. there were a lot of tears and a lot of accusations. we're going to show to you in a moment. . >> my name is paul gravely from petersburg, virginia at camp shelby, mississippi trying to go to afghanistan. happy 4th of j you will and a shout out to wife stephanie and my son elijah. i love you very much. every day you live with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis could be another day you're living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you by asking your rheumatologist about humira. for many adult patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis humira has been proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira's use in patients with ra has been evaluated in multiple studies during the past 14 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infecti

cronk put the tape on the child. >> roy cronk that's all we saw it's on tape. nobody wanted to listen to him. so he gave up. four months later he came back reported it's there. you can look at the photographs of that body and without any expert testimony can tell that body has been there for a very, very long time. didn't just get set there. that tape didn't just get put on the skull. you know how you know that? because the tape is decomposed just like everything else is. you have seen the photographs of the tape. that tape has been out there for a very long time. >> the prosecution leaves the jury with a savage image of casey the mom killing her daughter killing little caylee with the duct tape. >> why would you put duct tape over the face of a child. there's two reasons. one is perhaps to silence them. but why do you need three? why do you need three? you need three because your purpose is not to simply silence the child, your purpose is to make sure the child cannot breathe. first piece goes over the mouth. that doesn't secure the nose. the second piece goes

roy cronk is going to be a hero in the case. by following the lawsuit against me he has given me the right to take under oath under penalty of perjury depositions of his girlfriend the individuals involved in the case, casey anthony, baes, cindy, george lee, all of face see's friends. everybody materially mentioned in this lawsuit i can take their testimony under oath. >> you are relishing the fact you are going to put them under oath and answer questions. where did you get law enforcement listened to a conversation on baes and casey cronk's girlfriend to give him the body wrchlt did you get that from? >> kronk's ex his son his sister parents were in a party in st. cloud who works in the jail. he told them a few days before thanksgiving in 2008 i know where the body is at i am waiting for the daughter to get down then i am going for the body. he was off by 72 feet. >> i got to tell you leonard i will give you this. in the lawsuit that you are accused of saying kronk moved the body. take a listen. >> there is defense argument kro

senator ben nelson will introduce roy woodall. >> good morning, mr. chairman and ranking member shelby and members of the committee. thank you for conducting this hearing today and for giving me the opportunity to offer a few comments on an outstanding nominee, roy woodall. nominated to the member of the financial stability oversight council. when he asked me to be with him today to introduce him i said i would be honored to introduce him because we go back a ways. i first got to know him in the year the sound of music won academy award for best picture and the first tv episode of star trek was broadcast. in a what it cost to send a letter first-class than? $0.05. that might seem like 100 years ago. not quite but it was. 45 years ago. i first met roy woodall in 1966 when he was appointed commissioner of the kentucky insurance environment. i was working in the nebraska department of insurance at the time. over these years i've followed his career closely. we kept in touch and have many common friends. as we all know the dodd-frank law calls for indepen

phillies ace roy halladay will take the mound. >>> in golf, so yin yu wins it with a birdie on 18, the first major title for the 21-year-old south korean. finally, the home run derby is all about sluggers hitting the long ball, but for one moment a kid with a glove stole the show. cano hit a moon shot for his final out of the first round. several ball boys were there to make the catch, but one of them came up big. diving grab. sign him up. cano may have the title, but that kid has the memory that will last for a lifetime. and that's a look at sports on early today. i'm mario solis. >> early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >> scandal or no scandal. you can't keep arnold off the big screen. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, guaranteed you've dreamed about it before while sitting in traffic bumper to bumper. well, now it's a reality. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. on this tuesday morning to early today. forecast as you head out the door today, showery weather from seattle to portland, the

roy williams is a force to be reckoned with on the feel.rk off field that he does for our troops that has many talking. he's the co-founder of pros for vets an organization that helps vets when they return home. how are you? good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: so who did you vote for? kidding. you said you are afraid of me. >> i wouldn't say afraid, nervous. >> sean: why? >> my family when i told them i'm coming to your show they are like uh-oh watch out. >> sean: they must be talking about some other show. i have this reputation. >> yeah. hands sweaty a bit. >> sean: the reason you are here is for something wonderful. that's pros the -- you are helping veterans out. i'm in total support and agreement with what you are doing. i love what you are doing and i admire you. >> i appreciate that >> sean: now your family can send me some roses. tell us what you are doing. >> pros for votes a non-profit we go to the va's and help the troops, spend time with them. when i was in cincinnati, my first trip on an off day i spent about three, f

>> aditi roy, thanks so much. >>> when we come back, not just time off for the holiday this weekend, the land of 10,000 lakes is shutting down lakeside parks and a whole lot more. >>> later, "making a difference" for kids with hearing loss. even risking his own life in the process. >>> this may sound familiar, democratic and republican lawmakers in a stand-off over the budget and neither side wants to budge. yes, it's happening in washington, but it is also a debate going on in states across the nation. tonight in minnesota, the stand-off has turned into a shutdown. here's nbc's john yang. >> reporter: as the holiday weekend begins, minnesota state parks and campgrounds are locked shut. earlier, sarah hanson took her five kids to a swimming hole. >> we decided to come out here one last time. we heard it was going to shut down, so we got out here at 3:30 to go swimming one more time. >> reporter: also closed? state offices like driver's license exam stations, highway rest stops, even the state lottery. 23,000 state workers are laid off. it's all because the republican-controlled state

adidi roy, nbc news. >>> elsewhere, sizzling summer heat and wildfires brought no relief today to some parts of the country experiencing the worst drought in a decade. we're talking about the south and southwest. where the dry conditions are reining in some holiday celebrations. nbc's charles hadlock has the latest tonight. >> reporter: there may be a little less sparkle at some locations this fourth of july. fireworks shows are few and far between this weekend. canceled because of record drought and some of the worst wildfires in history. from arizona to florida, roadside fireworks sales are either banned or fizzled because of wildfire concerns. in drought-stricken texas, they're going ahead with a public fireworks show near austin. but firemen will keep an eye on every spark. >> there's always the possibility of something happening, but we're as prepared as we can be. >> reporter: nature is turning up the heat this fourth of july. helping extend one of the worst droughts in a century. now affecting 13 states, with temperatures pushing to the extreme. >> at least ten states this weeke

reports the american league will send jerry and the weaver against roy holiday for the phillies. they will start the all-star game. bill both she has five all-star giants in the wake of a national league squad on his shoulders. >> it is an honor. the best players in the world. this is one of the premier events in all of sports. i am honored to be here. >> the u.s. world cup, the win over brazil, 12 years of the day of the game winner in 1999. >> that was a one hundred second minute to get the united states in. perhaps a key saves. allie wagner, a former member of the team was here talking about the next opponent. >> the next game is possibly the most dangerous, against france. that is because you are on such a high after the victory against brazil. they are the ones who knocked us out the last championship. you are on a high, a game full emotion and drama. the challenge now is, can you get up again and bring your emotions out, prepare and bring the same level of intensity to play against france. if >> that game is on wednesday. >> we are back with more news. hm bu if hi >> did. h

roy: but then, in the early 1900s, we began to treat our water. and since then, we've seen a rapid decline in the incidence of waterborne disease. narrator: most cities treat drinking water through filtration, chlorination, and sometimes ozonation to kill pathogens in the source supply. these are complex treatment plants that cost millions of dollars to operate, but are necessary for our wellbeing. the treatment of drinking water has been called one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century. the water infrastructure itself protects the treated water until it comes out of our taps. it's been since 1911, since we had an outbreak of cholera or typhoid in the united states. but that doesn't mean that it can't happen. it can happen. if we aren't on our guard all the time, we are vulnerable to going right back where we were in 1911. in milwaukee, health experts are taking a close look at the public water supply. in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra sup

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national league skipper bruce bochy named roy halladay the starting pitcher, he said tim lincecum willpitch. a pool at the attraction, prince fielder hits one in the area, watch the guy go over the railing trying to catch it, i mean this happens the same day as the fan in texas was buried today. his brother kept him from falling 20 feet the contest down to a yankee and a red sock. adrian gonzalez hit 11 in the final round. this one is bagged by the guy diving into the pool. yankee robinson cano hit 12 in the final round, he hit one 472 feet and cano is a champion alongside his dad who pitched to him. good stuff. >>> bruce bochy says briant wilson will get the ball in the ninth inning if the national league needs a save tomorrow. he is ranked second in baseball with 26 saves but it was the one he didn't get that people will remember. he talked about his tantrum on m.l.b. network. >> no-no, you -- >> in the dugout. >> i was a little pissed obviously and the cooler is like ha ha you suck, what, no, no, no i don't. n you, who bir and i threw it. h a 3-hole playo >> and conclusion? if a wat

open golf champion rory not the roy who's decided to rest ahead of the british open however translating the northern irishman can still play in the fall though series which inspired him to become the major winner he is confident it's off reports on the us development program which has come to moscow to help produce a russian of champion. british six john major winner sirrah lead for founded series names in ninety six and it bled through of champions have already developed through the system including the likes of u.s. open champion rory mcilroy and yannis see the youngest clear male or female in the mall in a row to win four major championships q have any bearing various means it's great for us to be have to say with the whole program does work you can see kids here today i want to be the next rory mcilroy so they want to come play with us it's the fourth time with all the series has come to moscow and the band offers a unique chance for russia's young golfers to show off their skill. and gain tuning in to experience and under the inspiring supervision for all those personal food the ke

ireland they have some might not have expected to produce such a talented young age and as michael roy sold a deer is there with great passion and determination huge a champions can appear from anywhere every country wants to see a champion for a domestic champion and it's very difficult to say at this stage of these ages because obviously players that are progressing faster than they may play plateau often going through different changes in the physiology. and so at this point you can can't say whether you've got a champion on your hands but if they keep progressing and keep working at it and and your coaches continue to improve these kids then who knows you could cause you to have a role in the. series ends at producing future she indians and the essential young talent all round the world these here thousands of teenagers will take to the courses in the required julien's in two when it went to dr cheap in point do we need to fifteen. which will be held in northern ireland in september. but let's switch to boxing now and the limbic champion alexander ovechkin has increased his chances

so we went to the man who runs north carolina's criminal justice system, attorney general roy cooperho wouldn't talk to us, either. >> after the new test results came to light, the prosecution offered to let greg go free. >> during the hearing they offered greg time served. they said, if you walk away from this process you can go home today. just walk away, time served, go on home. >> i turned it down. i said no. i want a chance to prove to everybody that i'm innocent. >> that surprised some people. >> yeah. and after i tried to eat that meal that night, you know, in that jail cell it surprised me, too, yeah. >> basically at that point you said, screw you, i'm staying until you say i'm not guilty. >> yeah. no, until i'm innocent. >> innocent. >> i just had to believe that as long as i had a belief in the truth and pursued that truth, that things were going to work out the best for me. >> but as greg sat waiting for the panel's verdict he still didn't know if the truth would set him free. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common.

. >> roy and so many others here just 1 answer >> i would like to talk to whoever did it, you know, give them a piece of my mind. >> reporter: now, police can track down the vandals, they say it will be up to the district attorney's office to prosecute as a hate crime. they don't think that anyone here specifically was targeted because they went after so many cars >> an accused vandal in the north bay sent to the hospital after he fell through a sky light while allegedly trashing an elementary school. they were caught in the act by place. they were taken into custody at 4:00 this morning. officers say they were breaking items on the roof of the elementary school and police fell 15 feet through the sky light when they arrived. police estimate the damage at several thousand dollars. >> >> in washington, d.c , congress has shut down for the night, ending a long day, but know final results about the debt showdown. republican leaders and the white house are making significant progress. under the latest plan, reportedly, the nation's debt limit would rise in 2 steps. first by $4 trillion. the

roy. and. yanni. four of only three people came from anywhere in this where why i got in my village and come back. back to my friends and live. with me. and. so i'm good for palestinians and if there is a physical reminder of injustice and survival put forth a number of israelis it's an eyesore and they'd rather not be reminded of what happened here every time they drive into jerusalem policy r t lift. several moscow streets were impassable on sunday afternoon but not because of the notorious traffic jams they were sealed off to temporarily become the realm of the fast and the furious in a high octane performance formula one drivers burn some serious rubber against the amazing backdrop of the come alive it was part of the annual moscow city racing show featuring famous f one stars and of the winners of the world rally championships it's a taste of things to come for a russian f one fans as the country will get its only grand prix in three years time. snapped cable as. forced. and i'll be back with a q

that's where le roy peter went in may 2008. afghanistan. seventh tour of duty.s from before he found out what he was made of. with the true sign of that today being in the ceremony a certain discomfort at the attention. about. >> to be singled out very humbling. >>reporter: perhaps yes for a kid who used to get in fights and who almost failed in high school but who out there picked up a live enemy grenade to toss it away to save his comrades. it cost him his right hand but he's alive. rare for medal of honor beginners who usually are honored after death. but there's also this. le roy decided he's not done. and when he reen listed he tack the oath with his right hand. his new one. abc news washington. >> president obama said this is the stuff of which heroes are made.  i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a b

and you're not going to necessarily direct roi on that social media. >> i did a story a few years back, five ways to actually make money on twitter. it opened my eyes for twitter. i think a couple real quick ways one coupons, offer coupons on your twitter feed. you can't just be blasting people with promotions all the time. if you have a conversational tone to your twitter and every so often you say if you follow us or retweet or whatever it may be. the other great thing about twitter is the search. depending on what industry you're in, you can see what people are chattering about buzz they do it all the time on twitter venting about look for an apartment or whatever. we looked at a real estate firm that looked at people complaining about their apartment searches. they said hit them up on twitter and we've got some great listings. the search is a huge function and often overlooked function of twitter. >> i think that's a great idea. >> i agree and disagree a little bit. i think you have to really look at your brand. if your brand is a discount brand, it makes sense to send out the coup

roy and i go back a ways and then some.fact i first got to know roy and the years of the sound of music when the academy award for best picture and the first tv episode of "star trek" was broadcast. you know how much it cost to send a letter back then? 5 cents. it was 45 years ago. you see i met roy in 1966 when he was at 20 commissioner of the kentucky insurance department and i was working in the nebraska department of insurance at the time. over these years i have followed his career closely and we have kept in touch and we have many common friends. as we all know, the dodd-frank law cause for point and of an independent insurance expert to make sure that the insurance viewpoint is acknowledged in the financial stability oversight council's work. i can think of no one better qualified to be that independent insurance expert then roy woodall. he is an outstanding leader who possesses a sharp mind, has a background of knowledge needed to do the job well, and he is the wisdom too. he brings an invaluable perspective games a

. >>> joining me now is republican senator from missouri roy blunt.ir, great to have you with us today. >> nice to be here, thomas. >> democrats are accusing speaker john boehner of not having control of his own party this, split betweenç the republican party and the tea partiers. take a listen to what senator chuck schumer had to say earlier today. >> instead of leading the house, speaker boehner is being led by a fringe in his caucus that thinks default is okay. well, speaker boehner should not and we cannot let a small block of house republicans lead the whole nation off a cliff. >> sir, we spoke earlier about a letter that's been sent by tea party senators asking their house colleagues not to support boehner's plan. do you have faith in what speaker is putting together in the plan that he wants to present? >> well, you know, that's really up to the house to decide if they can pass that plan or not. i do know when i was the whip in the house, i would have been pretty upset if a bunch of senators sent a letter over saying don't do whatever it is th

american league jered weaver against roy halladay. bruce bochy has five giants tomorrow.e can't wait for the first pitch. roughly after 5:00 p.m. our time. >> i will tell you what an honor it is to be here with the best players in the world. you still think about it because this is one of the premier events of all of sports. i still just consider myself fortunate to be here and manage these great players. very, very honored to be here. >> 12 years to the day, world cup game winner in 1999, this thriller in a terrific world cup come back yesterday by the u.s. over brazil. >> everybody forward now. [ cheers and applause ] >> saved the u.s.' life in this world cup. >> abbey in the 102 minute ties it up to give the u.s. life. penality kicks. terrific goal action, the ostadvances to face france on wednesday -- the u.s. advances to face france on wednesday. >> you are riding on such a high after brazil, they knocked us out last time, you are on a huge high, such emotion and drama, now the challenge is can you get up again, can you bring your emotions up, can you bring that same

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roy and die and lyons with their -- roy and dianne lyons with their granddaughter join us.ne, if 1st grade and your friends moving on to 2nd, that's tough. >> it was tough. >> sean: now you see the wisdom in it. that's a great story. tell us what it was like for you at the time? >> it was extremely hard. i wanted so bad to be with my friends. it was a perfect decision. i wouldn't change it. >> sean: you want to be a dancer? >> yes. >> sean: and go to school at nyu. >> yes. >> i went there a year and they are glad i left. that is a great story. governor you said something that is key. if people -- if we don't have enough love for our kids to be tough on them, and to insist they get this education and read at the proper levels, done the line we are ruining the gifts they -- down the line we are ruining the gifts they were born with >> i believe all children have a god given ability to learn if you lower the bar so everybody passes, you get a bad result. that's basically the definition up until recently of american education. so, a third of our kids 10 years ago in florida, we

>> i don't know what to make of roy kronk. i know the defense pushed the issue with him.i just -- there wasn't much time spent on him for us to generate a strong feeling towards roy kronk. i do think he did -- he stated that he did remove the remains at a time. he picked a bag up at one point a skull came out. >> greta: you don't think he moved it from the house? >> no. there's nothing that puts him in that house. there's nothing that shows consistently he was involved in the anthony family. that was not something that i really took into consideration. >> greta: straight ahead, the foreman does not hold back when talking about george anthony. and his many suspicions about him. stick around. >> the prosecution is hugely disappointed. does prosecutor jeff ashton have any regrets? what is the deal with the prosecutor's smirking situation? the new droid inedible 2. i could use a smartphone with social apps to stay up on what my friends are doing. and 's global, so i'll know what they're doing while they're doing it, even wn i travel. i'll have to act surprised when they tell

board rogers was coming to town -- roy rogers was coming to town. it was for white kids only. why?y think we are troublemakers? i do not want to make trouble. troublemaker. just because of how we are born, we have to be troublemakers. that is when i looked and saw ms. hamilton getting on the bus. wait, let me get back on -- wait, driver, please, let me get back on. ms. hamilton, she sat right next to me. "you need to get out so i can drive on -- get up so i can drive on." [inaudible] i want to stay black and die a natural death. [laughter] segregation is killing black people. that big fight, brown versus the board of education so all the black kids can get an education. [inaudible] the books have pages missing, and they all have things written inside of them. at the main library, we have a demonstration going on. [inaudible] how come we cannot use that facility? they cannot even get a good job and fair pay. men, they come up missing. rape -- they do not want to talk about that, but if it is a white woman, it is on the news, on the radio, on television. i do not want to die like tha

roy williams the cowboy wide receiver who said the engagement ring. my apologies to the florida basketball coach. >> hot and humid weather. 91 tomorrow. muggy on friday. lingering into saturday morning. temperatures thing in the low 90s early next week. the dog days of summer are here for sure. >> thank you very much for joining us. nbc nightly news coming up next. >> we will see right back here tonight at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group]

roy cronk probably saw, it's on tape, nobody wanted to listen to him. so he gave up. four months later, he came back, it was still there. he reported it was there. you can look at the photographs of that body and without any assistance from expert testimony can tell that body has been there for a very, very, very long time. it didn't just get set there. and that tape didn't just get put on that skull and you know how you know that, because the tape is decomposed just like everything else is. you've seen photographs of the tape. you got it in evidence. that tape has been out there for a very long time. you heard testimony from the -- the fiber analyst who told you that that tape didn't even have any cotton in it. and we know it's the same tape as the tape in the garbage but that tape has been out there for so long, it didn't even have cotton in it anymore so she couldn't even tell scientifically they were the same. you know, everyone can see they are the same. but that's how long it had been there. the tape did not just get out there a few days before. all the evidence