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special agent virgil or had been in contact with detective bowman about karl's disappearance.turned , marchman's team was on the reservation with a helicopter looking for carla. marchman thought they needed to bring suna in that night, but it turned out, it would not be easy. >> he was hiding . he would shut off his phone and his phone cannot be located. he went completely off the grid. >> are you starting to get worried as he's not responding now? he stopped communicating? >> absolutely worried he's going to lead us on a wild goose chase. >> nevertheless, the next day, lissa and detective bowman headed up to spirit lake to connect with bridgeman's team, all of them, relying on suna to help them find carla's body. >> i was just feeling in full anticipation. i wanted them to hurry up and get this over with, and make sure it was her. >> but suna was not there. fbi agents eventually found him at a relative's house. suna got into an fbi vehicle and drove a few miles down the road. >> this is where suna let you to? an isolated field on the reservation. >> is isolated. at this momen

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her other remains, still unidentified, are in the museum behind this wall and a verse by the poet virgiltime. many museum visitors don't realize, but this is the outer wall of the medical examiner's repository for 9/11 remains. >> we're in what was the basement of the north tower. >> yes. >> and this is completely out of the path of the museum. it's hidden around the corner. >> yes. >> next to the repository, this is the entrance to the office of the chief medical examiner family reflection room. the room and repository have never been seen by the public. families only can call a number on the door, which summons an escort, often dr. jennifer odien. >> so, the visits are different every time. some families are very emotional and i'll sit in with them for an hour and just hear stories and i'll walk around with them until i know that they're okay. and then i leave the room completely so they have the space to themselves. >> this must be a burden to you? >> i don't consider it a burden. it's tough. i definitely have moments of feeling very emotional and needing to step back. but when i talk

. - sidney poitier's character, virgil tibbs asks endicott, the bigot, a question that he thinks is apie, yeah, you saw it. - oh i saw it. - well, what are you gonna do about it? - i don't know. - i remember the theater gasp. it was mostly black people in the theater and we all sort of went (gasps). the black man has slapped a white man but he lived to tell the tale, he survived that. - i just couldn't believe it, my mouth flew open in the movies. i was like, mom, they going to shoot him. (laughs) they gonna shoot him. it was great. - [narrator] then it was poitier again in "guess who's coming to dinner?" a movie that wouldn't even make a wave today. but back then, interracial romance was shocking. - "guess who's coming to dinner?" i cried because i understood early on that we are all people, you know, black, white, gay, straight, and that's what that film was about. - one of the only ways that hollywood had to deal with race in the 1960s was via sidney poitier, who was the only first tier black movie star they had to work with. - he was always like a tinderbox. you know that he was a