schaeffer knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that.>> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bon ner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffer sheriff bonner caught his break. >> i learned about touch dna. wanted to come up with something. >> he assigned the case to brian gardner. >> with the advent of touch dna possibly we could test and get a dna match. >> she was killed with a rock like this one. at the time they

lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer from the london center for policy research. what are we doing wrong, colonel? >> first off, we're focusing on a fiction, the idea that this administration somehow believes bagdad needs to be leading the effort shows the complete loss of contextual reality. there is no bagdad. there is no iraq. the more we have this policy eric of supporting bagdad saying that all the support we send to the kurds has to go through bagdad everything we're doing has to go through bagdad and ignore the concerns of the sunni who were alienated by bagdad it's a wholly owned subsidiary of tehran. we need to set it aside and figure out how to move forward with the pieces we have rather than the pieces we want to quote, make a -- we have to figure out a way to go forward. we have pieces which are winning, the kurds. we were in with senator john mccain ten days ago meeting with he and the kurds on this. the kurds are winning. what better to throw one of people who have the ability and will to win and figure out a way to set aside what we want to do with

. >> reporter: it's the reason officer schaeffer released this graphic video.oes on to show the car throwing the victim 48-year-old michael wright out of his wheelchair. >> he said all of a sudden he saw him there he hit him and he tried to veer according to him and he said he got scared. he knew he was suspend he thought -- he thought he'd be put in a box and so left the scene. >> reporter: but after this video played on the news over and over again -- >> it got to him. he told me that's what, you know he couldn't leave with himself. after he saw that video. so he decided he talked to his family members and they told him, you know you should probably turn yourself in. >> i glad he turned hisself in because he's in the a fugitive and think they won't be hunting him down report roar hours he was arrested malik bonded out of jail silent until he offered this shocking response when asked if he wanted to apologize to the victim's family. >> i am sorry. >> in a bizarre twist it turns out the victim and the suspect are somehow relateed. >> the suspect now faces charg

. >> signing off in style, veteran and venerable journalist bop schaeffer was the face of face the nation for 24 years. and today, he said good-bye. but he didn't do it alone. the 78-year-old chose to share his last sign off with all the people who make the cbs sunday morning program happen. >>> she is the oldest woman to ever complete a marathon. still ahead, the inspiration behind this woman's amazing journey and what keeps her running. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> beau biden was known to many as a dedicated public servient action loving father of two, and a devoted partner to the woman he loved. his death is another blow to the delaware family that has seen tsd share of tragedies. vice president joed bien is now making funeral plans after the loss of his eldest son to brain cancer. he was diagnosed with brain cancer two years ago and lost his battle saturday at walter read medical center in maryland. nbc 10 national reporter brian moore has reaction from washington. >> reporter: sadly, the biden family is no stranger to tragedy. >> please welcome delaware attorney general beau biden

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