st. morris, a winter sports resort, beloved by the jet set. it's airily, the sun is just rising and it's minus 10 degrees celsius, but hopefully it will be worth it for the gorgeous winter views. i've been promised our 8 hour long trip through the swiss alps begins and sent more. it's continues through poor and matt and break and ends and sir matt. the root connects to ski resort towns often viewed as the winter playgrounds of the rich and famous. they glacier express calls itself the world's slowest, fast train, averaging just 38 kilometers an hour. it passes through $91.00 tunnels and crosses $291.00 bridges, including the land, faster viaduct, a unesco world heritage site. the train is making a somewhat longer stop to switch engine. so i'm going to see if i can have a quick chat with the train driver. tallow went back. hello. can you tell me right about what it's like to actually drive a train like this on a snow? it's quite challenging. you need to have a good concentration and an overview of the root all as well as know the mountains and

morris. i was a news artist for the "st. petersburg times." i got a call from crissie.g times. >> in 2007, "the st. petersburg times" published an article about leo's case, which took aim at alice scott's testimony. >> and alice scott had no relation to jeremy scott. >> she is the neighbor who claimed to have watched leo and michelle arrive home at their trailer the night michelle disappeared. >> this was alice's mobile home. >> right. >> she would've had to look through a screen at night and see 180 feet over to that trailer. and in fact, when the reporter came 20 years later and confronted her with that, that she couldn't have seen this, she said, oh, well, that's because i moved to the screen porch and i saw it from there. she never said that at trial. that was all new. >> alice's husband at the time, ricky, what did he say to the times about his wife's account of what she says she saw? >> oh, he said, she had a tendency to twist the truth. later on, he would say that there's no way that she could have seen what she said she saw from that bathroom window. >> 20/20 at

morris, bbc news, edinburgh. and still they come. those subjects. here we are just after eight o'clock this morning. ste left home at five o'clock with two sleepy _ right -- morna. we left home at five o'clock with two sleepy children - right -- morna. we left home at five o'clock with two sleepy children and | o'clock with two sleepy children and we parked and rode and this is us talking to you now having left the cathedral. ., . . ., cathedral. you managed to get throuih cathedral. you managed to get through pretty _ cathedral. you managed to get through pretty quickly. - cathedral. you managed to get through pretty quickly. some l cathedral. you managed to get - through pretty quickly. some people waited overnight turn six hours but you caught a lull. irate waited overnight turn six hours but you caught a lull.— you caught a lull. we had prepared for a loni you caught a lull. we had prepared for a long day _ you caught a lull. we had prepared for a long day with _ you caught a lull. we had prepared for a long day with sandwiches - you caught a lull. we had prepared for a long day with sandwiches and