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it's unusual you would see just the insulation material without this other debris, such as wood, burned wood, nails, screws that have come out, and even fixtures out of the ceiling. >> in their search for suspects, investigators couldn't find anyone who had a motive to kill michael andrade. >> he never had no enemies. i never seen him mad at anybody, upset about anything. that's a person you don't even think anybody would have ything against him. so i had no idea. >> investigators discovered one person who was apparently angry with him, his longtime girlfriend, a fellow student, 22-year-old lilly mesias. >> i do remember quite a few fights between the two of them where he'd be very upset, either hurt or mad at her. i don't know exactly what would happen. it was just they would have problems and you could tell. >> investigators found a voice mail from lilly to michael left at 8:30 that morning. >> she had left a message on michael's cell phone indicating that they were having problems and that she was done with their relationship. >> was it possible that lilly went to michael's apartment

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activity, and not just unusual, but meaningfully unusual activity. the professors that did this study actually said that there is a, i think it's a 3 in 1 trillion chance the unusual activity was not informed by something else. not random. it was real. seen it anecdotically on your program, more than that, where you talk and go back at deals that get announced and what happened to the options before. bizarrely, the fec does not seem to be focused on options as stocks themselves. it clearly a place they've missed. in part of type of litigation they've pursue and more importantly, seem to miss regularly according to the study, activities that get announced and not completed. a deceit get announced, not completed, a 22% less likely chance they will go after that deal. i don't know if it's because computers operate too slowly or don't realize that's happens. that's the case and quite pervasive in a way frankly somebody who covered mergers of past decade, i knew there was something amiss but didn't realize it was this far afield. >> and perhaps, andrew, a

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and his car, possibly sedan, was unusually clean and blue.d if she could remember the license plate number, she recalled the first letter. >> i see the letter k. >> she was xasked if she could recall anything else. she said she saw a 4 and an n. that's all she could remember. there were 500,000 sedan cars in northern washington that had license plates with the letter k. so investigators believed that the physical description of the suspect provided by their witness was the key piece of information. to put this on paper, they brought in an artist john heinz. he interviewed the witness who was once again hypnotized. >> this is the only witness i have ever done a composite drawing of who has been under hypnosis. >> using the information from the interview, he drew what the witness described. the process is an unusual combination of interviewing skill and drawing talent. after two hours of meticulous work, an image was formed. perhaps this was the first look at the arsonist. when the drawing was finished, he showed it to the witness. she said tha

one of the town's most unusual cases happened in 1980. >> i would personally rank it as being one ofthe most interesting, challenging cases i ever had. >> 29-year-old frankie pullian was found dead on a deserted road underneath an abandoned car.

then investigators got a new lead from an unusual source. a woman incarcerated in the local prison. >> i mean, this tip is just too much to not, not handle right away. >> her name was princess gray. she was in jail awaiting trial for assaulting her boyfriend, robert parker, when he had the audacity to leave her for another woman. >> she had assaulted the new girlfriend. and then later when they were in court on that, she had also assaulted robert in the courtroom. and so she was now in jail on those assaults. >> princess gray said her ex-boyfriend, robert parker was the man who murdered renee powell and barbara walsh. >> it was the kind of tale police had heard hundreds of times before. >> princess gray did have reason to lie. she was the jilted woman. >> but gray said she and robert lived just 150 yards away from the apartment complex where renee powell and barbara walsh were murdered. >> he started bringing stuff in the house. and i was like what are you doing? where did you get this stuff. he was just like just move, be quiet. be quiet, b

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that struck me as highly unusual. >> as you opened the door, there were bars.ystem that i hadn't seen before. the security door unlocked and then you have to unlock the bars themselves, as well. >> the solid outer doors are to prevent inmates from communicating with one another. they rarely leave their cells. and even their meals are brought to them. but we found that the cells in "n" block differ from most american high security american cells in two especially significant ways. in american prisons, cameras are generally placed only in common areas. here they are actually inside each cell. likewise, there is one area here that offers the kind of privacy that we had never seen in the states. >> translator: let me show you the bathroom. this is the standard bathroom for "n" unit. >> in an american prison, all the toilets are out in the open. in this prison, people could actually walk into their bathroom and shut a door and have privacy. >> translator: that's the law. >> one "n" block inmate, a 24-year-old, agreed to speak with us. he is serving a life sentence f

the unusual gathering took place in unusual surroundings. jewish, muslim and christian spiritual leaders gathered in the garden of the vatican. but the most significant guests were is really president shimon peres and palestinian leader margaret abbas. mahmoud abbas. instead of political speeches, there was music. prayers were read by religious leaders from all three main religions. pope francis has said in the past that he believes in the power of prayer to change everything, including the situation in the middle east. invitation to religious leaders to join him in prayer at the vatican came as a surprise during his visit to the region two weeks ago. that trip was full of symbolism. francis pradip western wall in jerusalem. at the western wall in jerusalem and at the barrier between territories. many believers in rome say they hope the popes concern to heal the wounds on both sides and his believe in reconciliation despite the problems of the past will give a boost to the stalled peace process. >> there is so much hate but i believe francis

. >> the medical examiner thought the position of michelle's body face down was unusual. >> if somebody is sick and in the process of dying, most folks tend to end up either on their side or on their back. >> there were no foreign fingerprints in the apartment, no signs of forced entry, and no valuables were missing. >> her vcr, her television set, her radio, jewelry, it was all intact. >> and there was no indication this was a suicide. >> if it's going to be a suicide, there's going to be pill bottles laying around and frequently a note. there was none of that on this case. >> there was a half-full bottle of beer next to michelle's body. only michelle's fingerprints were on the bottle. >> there was no indication that she had gotten drunk off the one beer that was lying on the bed. and there was other beer in the refrigerator. there was just nothing to indicate that she had passed out drunk. >> we wanted to see if perhaps something had been inside of the beer bottle, perhaps foul play, a substance placed in the beer bottle that may have contributed to her death. >> but no foreign substa

that's why we call it unusual.y -- >> thank you, professor. >> the fact that somebody is buying a 5,000 lot of the 61 strike calls, i think that's pretty interesting. dan was pointing out the expiration -- >> let me just say this though. we love to make it sound a lot more mysterious than it is. let me tell you really what happened here. it was a roll. most of the volume today happened in one roll where a trader sold 4,000 of the june 60 calls to close. they were already long and they rolled them out to july 25th expiration and bought 5,000 of the july 61 calls for about -- i think it was about 205. so really what was happening, this person already had this bullish bet on and they extended the time. the company is set to report july 10th -- >> enlarged it a little. >> yeah, enlarged it a little. when you see a roll if you had just seen 100, 100, people picking at these sorts of things. you wouldn't go do it in a big block if you knew this sort of news was coming out today. let's be frank. >> you wouldn't do it like

investigators described this as one of their most unusual cases. two suspects, each connected to the crime by the same evidence, until something as seemingly insignificant as the label on a beer bottle showed who was lying and who was telling the truth. >> that's what sank him, just those bottles of beer. i guess he didn't have that in his plan. >> the beer bottles themselves ended up being one of the more telling aspects of the case. and it's very unusual to be able to help solve the crime by the use of beer bottles and the date they were made. it's very unusual. >> that's just the type of circumstantial evidence that you just don't get every day, that you just don't see every day, that people can look at it, and see it, touch it and relate to it. >>> up next, an explosion rips through an illinois church. >> the town was terrified. >> evidence was everywhere. >> we found evidence on top of buildings. the debris field was huge. >> two teenagers implicate one another. "dungeons & dragons" looks like the cause. >> i thought that was an incredibly stu

mouser found the front door locked which she said was unusual because usually there's somebody there. she was expecting genna to be there, so the front door would have been unlocked. >> genna wasn't home and she hadn't left a note saying where she went. >> they just figured she was upset and she had basically just walked away, you know, or she was just with one of her friends or -- yeah. >> none of the neighbors saw genna leave or noticed anything suspicious. when genna's stepfather and brother arrived home several hours later, they searched the neighborhood and called all her friends, but no one knew where genna was. later that night, the mousers called police to report their daughter missing. the next morning, the mousers learned that the nude body of a teenaged girl was discovered in a ditch about 20 miles outside of town. the family identified genna's body at the morgue. >> the reality of her being murdered rather than an accident or -- it didn't hit me. i didn't understand, really, that something like that could happen in my life. it was -- it was hard to deal with and to -- it w

it was something, especially in urban slavery that wasn't that unusual. she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. so they decided based on the fact that they were still being held as slaves and held in bondage to sue for their freedom. they entered this courthouse in 1846. it one had their own petition. it wasn't just dred, it was dred and harriet. the case came to trial here in this building in 1847. there was hearsay evidence introduced. it was a mistrial. they lost the first trial and they asked for another trial which the judge granted. they were able to present the evidence successfully and the jury of all white male, 12 white males, probably some of them slave owners decided that dred and harriet scott should be free. the verdict that was rendered was to give them their freedom. mrs. emerson didn't agree and she appealed the decision to the state supreme court, which became publicized by 1852 when they rendered their verdict. the slavery issue was heating up all over the nation. so the justices that were on the state supreme court two were

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portion of the lens had been ground off so that they just weren't the same shape, which is highly unusual then investigators got an important lead. they learned that debbie's former next door neighbor was 23-year-old james brown. a one-time olympic hopeful. >> brown had had some success in the sport of wrestling. and had actually been to japan where he'd hoped to further that and maybe have a shot at an olympic spot on the team. >> debbie told friends that brown had made advances towards her. >> he did have a criminal record. he had been convicted of a number of offenses in the past. many for assaults, thefts and break and enters. >> that is why brown came on the radar screen quite rapidly. he had done some time in jail, but never more than three months. >> questioned, brown denied any involvement in debbie's murder and said he was out of town on the night of the crime. >> he indicated that he had been at a hotel where he was assaulted by persons unknown. as a result of that, he went to the ground and woke up on the side of the road several miles away. >> brown had scratches on his face w

so yes, it was unusual in that respect. >> but ivan jones had an alibi. darcy mcclain didn't. >>> david crawford's autopsy took place in the royal hobart hospital the day after his body was discovered. the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head. most likely caused by an ax or similar implement. crawford had been a healthy, 72-year-old man except for some heart trouble. >> he had a condition called cardiomyopathy, which simply meant that he had heart disease of unknown cause. >> then dr. kelsall made a discovery that would change the course of the investigation. he found that crawford had a heart pacemaker implanted in his chest. >> a pacemaker is a way of stimulating the heart. it delivers anything from about two to five volts into the heart to make it pace, that is, contract. >> i was vaguely aware that pacemakers have a recording unit inside them. >> if so, crawford's pacemaker might reveal the exact time of his murder. unfortunately, pacemakers hold information for only a short time before it's recorded over. the autopsy took place almost 30

. >> when you're doing a neighborhood canvass, don't ask, did you see anything unusual this day?ight question to ask, did you see anything this day that you don't ordinarily see day to day? >> that's when the next-door neighbors gave police some information. >> they see a young man and a young woman just walking down the sidewalk dressed in all black. >> renowned forensic artist lois gibson was brought in to create a composite sketch based on the neighbors' descriptions. >> all i had was two people who were really disinterested, who looked out a window briefly and saw a male and female. that is all i had. >> her first task was to deal with the obvious. race and age. the couple was white and looked to be older teenagers. >> the only thing unusual was that the girl had really large eyes. >> the neighbors also said she was wearing a bandana. using visual aids, hundreds of photographs of different facial features, gibson tried to nail down some specifics of the faces of the suspects. >> i'm going to show you some features and you're going to give me the features that look most like t

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that's why we call it unusual.ebody -- >> thank you, professor. >> the fact that somebody is buying a 5,000 lot of the 61 strike calls. i think that's pretty interesting. dan was pointing out the expiration -- >> let me just say this though. we love to make it sound a lot more mysterious than it is. let me tell you really what happened here. it was a roll. most of the volume today happened in one roll where a trader sold 4,000 of the june 60 calls to close. they were already long and they rolled them out to july 25th expiration and bought 5,000 of the july 61 calls for about i think it was about 205. so really what was happening, this person already had this bullish bet on and they extended the time. the company is set to report july 10th -- >> enlarged it a little. >> but it's not -- when you see a roll -- if you had just seen 100, 100, people picking at these sorts of things, you wouldn't go do it in a big block if you knew this sort of news was coming out today. let's be frank. >> you wouldn't do it like they di

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recorded phone calls is unusual. a sign of a troublesome marriage. >> judy's twin sister said both partners were having affairs, and that judy knew allen was recording her phone calls. >> we kind of figured we were being recorded, so there was some things that we completely fabricated, just to see if it would come back, and it did. and at that point, knowing my sister and knowing how bull-headed she is, at that point, it was almost like a game. >> he had had at least two affairs in the past that she knew of, and that she had an ongoing affair at the time this occurred. >> allen and judy slept in separate bedrooms. they told friends they only stayed together for the sake of their 5-year-old son. >> jacob loved his daddy, and judy wanted that love to be preserved. she didn't want to separate the two of them. >> but their relationship became increasingly tense. two days before her murder, judy told her sister she and allen had decided to separate. >> she was very afraid that day. she was afraid that day that allen was g

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that in and of itself is unusual. add two unsolved arson cases to the mix and can you see why fire crews called the situation here suspicious. with a crane and claw, hayward fire crews picked through this giant pile. >> how did the fire start from a pile of appliances? >> reporter: the chief says it isn't easy for metal to catch fire and finding whatever was still smoldering in pile could help determine conditions and if the fire was deliberately set? >> it would be kind of hard unless somebody actually broke into the facility to start it. but that is not something had a we're going rule out yet. >> reporter: that is because it hayward site was a target before. back in may of 2009. >> we actually have videotape showing someone throwing something over the fence, but in this case, we have no idea what start ready.

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