>> yes. >> you didn't kill stephen holmes? >> no. >> you don't know anything about it? en was my good friend. >> although his blood and fingerprint were both at the scene, police had a problem. there was a plausible explanation for his blood to be at the sink in the kitchen. >> the defense is clear, he's a maintenance worker. he's a prep cook. people cut themselves all the time. >> and there was no proof his fingerprint was in stephen's blood. it could have been there previously. >> so you find a fingerprint of my client here, wilson saintil, at the restaurant. what's the big deal? >> needing more, investigators looked into a possible motive. why would wilson saintil want to kill a man he called his friend? >> people thought that wilson was a hardworking guy, good family man, good father. >> until a background check revealed a secret past. ♪ [ male announcer ] she won't remember this, being carried in your arms. but after a day spent in the caribbean exploring mayan ruins and playing pirates with you in secret coves, she won't exactly be short on memories. princess cruis

and then he was very helpful to inegate eleanor holmes are who we all see on stephen colbert. her as oure nonvoting delegate who is always trying to get d.c. the right to vote. but in 1990, when she was first running for that seat, she ran into tax troubles and she turned to jeffrey thompson for some advice. that is actually outlined in donna brazil's autobiography. it was interesting to see how -- when the story broke two years ago, people were like, who is jeffrey thompson? i have never heard of him. especially a lot of the local mainstream media. i can arrive or seeing his photo ,n a lot of the black weeklies basically documenting his charities. so i knew this jeffrey thompson person. i knew he had city contracts, but i don't think people understood what a behind-the-scenes player he was, starting from years ago, both locally and in the federal government. >> i want to run a 2.5 minute these that we found on the "washington post" website. what is the origin? that is new for the post. >> yes, it is new. the story used a lot of new trying at that we are the washington post. m

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and biologist stephen jay gould but there's one thing that makesantioch college different from every other college in the country and that's where they plan to get their power in october the college announced a massive eight point eight million dollars project to drill one hundred fifty geothermal wells on its campus once the project is complete it will make antioch the first college in the country to run entirely on green energy joining me now from yellow springs for more on what antioch is doing to go green is that colleges president park roosevelt ark roosevelt president roosevelt welcome. thank you tom i want my whole life i've wanted to be called president and not just pulled it off what is a church geothermal energy how does it work and what inspired your university's decision to unplug from centralized power energy and create a local energy sources. well it's not so much about local energy it's about antioch is starting again having closed with the proposition that the way we live in america is not sustainable and that we're coming together

stephen. >> this was a vicious, vicious attack. >> and the evidence is contradictory. that blood and partial fingerprint were all in investigator's hands. until the money trail provides investigators with a vital clue. >>> jennifer holmese reason -- it was the day she first met her husband. they were both at the sameer