that search them them here to r & k coins. tell us how your business ended up being very important in a murder investigation in spring field. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: it was two days after jan and gary were killed when teddy ellington wasor tub of coins walked in. >> reporter: what were you seeing in him? was he okay? >> he looked like any average guy to me. nothing actually stood out about him at all. >> reporter: he had piles of dimes, quarters, 50 cent pieces. when you added up the face value of that stack of money, what was it worth? >> he had $1210 in face money. >> reporter: but the meltdown value of the metal itself was >> reporter: $18,351. a lot of money. and not far off the value of the coins jessica reported missing from her parents' home. >> when he walked in and stacked his coins, your security cameras caught it all? >> sure did. >> reporter: so who was it? >>> coming up -- how a mcdonald's coffee cup was about to blow the case wide open. >> did your dashboard just light up when you hear that? >> can't describe t

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them to make huge mistakes in areas that are consequential. and we look at their mistakes to see if we learn about them and how r mistakes they're handled. charlie: here you go with the russians. let's assume it may have been the russians. and everybody seemed to raise that possibility. it is a possibility. you suggested they hacked other places. so they could have hacked here. therefore, that is one question. theyhey did, did do it with intent to influence the election? going back to the russians and the chinese, is it unreasonable to expect someone might have hacked her server in her house? is that unreasonable? eric: no, i don't think it is something one should expect it would happen simply because it was not an official government server. charlie: they know who she is. eric: there are protections that can be built in. i don't know about the system. i can't vouch for that system. charlie: nobody has evidence that it happened. eric: i don't know. charlie: it's possible. we have seen no evidence. and the clinton camp says there's no evidence. eric: there's no evidence of a trump camp either. they'd like to have it and would like to say that. charlie: