you're the attorney for tim miller of texas equusearch. how did he come up with the concept, mark nejame, in response to marc klaas' questioning, to plant someone undercover against misty croslin? >> what's outrageous is mr. klaas' statements. tim miller is here to help find missing people. today he found his 102nd person. >> if you can just focus on the question. >> and he's found his 102nd person today. you think outside the box. law enforcement was at a dead end. every effort being made to find this child who was either dead or missing was utilized, and to find a child, you use any legal means necessary. there's not a rule book that says you can only do it one way. he should be applauded for doing whatever it took to help find a missing or dead child. to be criticized for that is wrong and outrageous. >> i want to go to ellie jostad, our producer on the story. ellie, i want to go back also to what ronald cummings allegedly said. publicly he stands beside his new bride, misty croslin. privately, according to sources, that would be miller

he's the founder of texas equusearch.y croslin during that polygraph that he set up, after that layered voice analysis, he says that she keeps insisting that haleigh is alive, which makes him think that haleigh is actually dead and they're not going to find her. >> to marlaina schiavo, when she says that on the lie detector, that the child is alive, was that proven to be a lie? >> according to tim and his polygrapher, yes. i mean, they said that it was full of deceit, all of the answers that she was giving. but at the same time, nancy, we have to keep in mind that as much as tim miller doesn't have any evidence that she's still alive, he hasn't really given us much evidence that she is dead. >> absolutely correct. and that is the point made by grandmother teresa neves. i want to go to ron shindell, former nypd deputy inspector. what, if anything, can police do now? they seem to be at a dead end. >> nancy, they have to keep going out doing standard, good old-fashioned detective work. keep shaking the trees, keep interviewi

attorney for tim miller texas, equusearch.ood to have you with us again. >> nice to be back, thank you. >> did tim kind of run this plan, this undercover you know, operation of misty, if you will. by you. before to put money into this. >> no, really two parts to it. the first time misty wanted to take a polygraph so we arranged it in my offices and she did fail miserably. >>> i love her like she's my own and i'll do going to get her back. >> being married it can be stressful and there could be challenges. and on top of that, everything that they went through during their marriage, i think it would be virtually impossible for any couple to survive that. >> ms. neves, i don't mean to grill you but it just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family and that's the best way that i can describe that. >> if they could look for the right person they would have the answers but they're trying to get all of the answers from me that i don't have. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. well, you heard ronald's moth

attorney for tim miller texas, equusearch. good to have you with us again. >> nice to be back, thank you. >> did tim kind of run this plan, this undercover you know, operation of misty, if you will. by you. before to put money into this. >> no, really two parts to it. the first time misty wanted to take a polygraph so we arranged it in my offices and she did fail miserably. later when i think the -- >>> i love her like she's my own and i'll do going to get her back. >> being married it can be stressful and there could be challenges. and on top of that, everything that they went through during their marriage, i think it would be virtually impossible for any couple to survive that. >> ms. neves, i don't mean to grill you but it just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family and that's the best way that i can describe that. >> if they could look for the right person they would have the answers but they're trying to get all of the answers from me that i don't have. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. w

he's the founder of texas equusearch.set up, after that layered voice analysis, he says that she keeps insisting that haleigh is alive, which makes him think that haleigh is actually dead and they're not going to find her. >> to marlaina schiavo, when she says that on the lie detector, that the child is alive, was that proven to be a lie? >> according to tim and his polygrapher, yes. i mean, they said that it was full of deceit, all of the answers that she was giving. but at the same time, nancy, we have to keep in mind that as much as tim miller doesn't have any evidence that she's still alive, he hasn't really given us much evidence that she is dead. >> absolutely correct. and that is the point made by grandmother teresa neves. i want to go to ron shindell, former nypd deputy inspector. what, if anything, can police do now? they seem to be at a dead end. >> nancy, they have to keep going out doing standard, good old-fashioned detective work. keep shaking the trees, keep interviewing people, keep following leads even if

but she was working for texas equusearch in an attempt to find out what she could learn by getting close to misty. >> art, where all did donna brock go with misty croslin, where did they travel? >> she picked her up in satsuma, they went to orlando, they wound up at universal, they were on the road when everyone thought misty was on the run. but tim miller was wiring money to take misty to get her hair done, to try to get close to her and misty was warming up closely to donna. this was something that was working until the road rage incident outed them both. >> wait a minute. are you telling me that the so-called undercover friend was the friend in the road rage incident that was driving? >> that's correct, nancy. they were off driving down the highway, interstate 4, when according to tim miller, someone tried to run them off the road, donna brock fulls alongside the car and gave this driver the finger. then misty gives them the finger and that is -- >> i heard the whole thing and i interviewed the woman who called the cops. now art, you're trying to tell me they were the victims? how com

the goal of texas equusearch is to find missing people who are alive, and he doesn't believe haleigh falls into that category anymore. miller says the 17-year-old baby-sitter misty cummings, he thinks she holds the key to finding out what really happened to this child and unless investigators learn those circumstances he says they may never find haleigh's body. last night her grandmother told "hln's" nancy grace she doesn't believe haleigh's dead. >> i believe that god hears prayer. i believe that there have been thousands and thousands of prayers for haleigh. i believe that she's alive, and i do not believe that -- miller it god or has a straight line to god. until he can produce something else, i don't -- i do -- i just refuse to believe that my granddaughter is not alive and with us. >> the putnam county sheriff office has gotten about 5,000 tips since haleigh disappeared and they continue to investigate those tips. >>> this next story will break your heart. at least a dozen people watched a girl get raped for more than two hours and did nothing. and this happened outside a homeco

tim miller says the goal of texas equusearch is to find people that are alive. miller says 17-year-old babysitter misty cummings holds the key to finding out what really happened to this little girl. unless investigators learn those circumstances, he says they may never find haleigh's body. last night, her grandmother told hln's nancy grace she doesn't believe haleigh's dead. >> i believe that god hears prayer. i believe that there have been thousands and thousands of prayers for haleigh. i believe that she's alive. and i do not believe that tim miller is god or has a straight line to god. so until he can produce something else, i just refuse to believe that my granddaughter is not alive and with us. >> the putnam county sheriff's office says they've gotten 5,000 tips since haleigh disappeared and continue to investigate those tips. >>> the controversial church of scientology has been convicted of fraud. a french court also slapped the church with a huge fine almost $1 million. investigators say the church's french office fleeced group members out of a lot of mo