that's where she lived with suges, he's in jail on an unrelated violent crime. >> there's no way this was nothing other than someone that has been hurt and taken against her will, foul play. there's no way, no way she could have ever just walked away. >> there is a reward for information on this case. silent witness. >>> body cam video of the arrest of a man who stole hundreds of thousands of dollars of jewelry and walked into a dorm on asu tempe campus. >> king is taken out of a dorm in handcuffs arrested for trespassing. he claims to be a student but that's not the truth. as he's placed in the possessions, what stood out this briefcase, a fancy louis vuitton, they find a lot of jewelry, he's booked for trespassing, while this is going on. news breaks about a jewelry heist at talking stick resorter. the jewelry belongs to the deejay. looking for. boom. >> what happens when you -- >> king is rebooked with a charge of mary. king claimed he was -- burglary. >> he is part of the family and plays a big role is helping a arizona veteran. >> the service dog is missing. the 4-year-old pit bu

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me now from los angeles, criminal defense attorney, tom mesereau, who has defended michael jackson, sugeng many others. you're certainly qualified. before we get into what was on the tape, explain why from a defense perspective, you think the tape might not even make it to court? >> reporter: well, my understanding is that this prosecutor, who's very experienced, very savvy, and has been investigating mr. durst for a long period of time flat-out knew he was represented by a lawyer. not just one lawyer, various lawyers. and instead of contacting those lawyers and asking for an interview, he flew right to louisiana, went around their back, and got someone who, i understand, has some mental health issues and some physical health issues, to sit down and talk to him. i think it's unsavory and unprofessional. >> so that's on whether it gets used. now on what's in it. this was a fascinating interrogation. we just saw some of it. part of what the prosecutor did was sort of soften durst up over time and say, well, we're only going to talk about what you want. we can talk about it in hypotheticals