wheelen's company hired by fifa has denied any wrongdoing.hen the world cup began we saw the usual street scalpers trying to make a profit by illegally selling tickets to games that officially had been sold out. >> that man in the orange is offering tickets for $600. but it's too high. we'll wait to see if they go down. >> reporter: there were sometimes thousands of empty seats but it was impossible to buy a ticket. for example, the germany-algeria game. but there were no tickets left. but i hear that there are still tickets available. so no more tickets. nobody sells tickets here. okay. many began to ask where all the tickets were since almost no one was selling them on the street any more. as it turns out the biggest bizarre for the biggest black market ticket sales was right here at the copa cabana palace. fifa, which already faces allegations of taking bribes to allow qatar to host the 2022 cup said it will cooperate fully with the investigation. the same thing wheelen said before he disappeared. >> later today the third place game betwee

they arrested 11 others and charged them with ticket scalping and money laundering, but wheelen is thehigh profile of the accused. >> we have more details on that store, indeed, all the international headlines. not only the headlines but the background, the video, the blogs, for the entire story go to www.aljazeera.com. that's www.aljazeera.com. . >> we discuss criminal cases where the truth just wasn't enough. plus the unbelievable pitfalls of a classic tool used in convictions, eyewitness testimony. we take you to the dark corners of our justice system right now.

. >>> ray wheelen was detained on monday and then released the next day. the police suspect that wheelen and others were selling soccer passage for v.i.p. >>> and brazil did not make it to the world cup final but the tournament shows just what it means to the country. thousands see it as a way out of poverty. >> a day and a life of giovanni usually starts and ends like this. he's still a child. only 12 years old, but he has so much potential in local club team has signed him up to the youth squad and securing the transfer rights should he ever make it big. but first he has a lot of challenges to overcome in life. he lives in this shanty town, the football field that he plays is a sign of poverty all around him. for giovanni shoes is a luxury he still can't afford or even a proper ball to play with. but what he lacks in material possessions he makes up for in hope. >> my dream is to be a professional ball player. to get a house for my grandmother. >> reporter: he lives with his grandmother. they make ends meet by recycling cans. the hope of the family relie

police went to arrest wheelen on friday, but couldn't find him.are arrested 11 others and charged them with ticket scalping and money laundering, but wheelen is the most high profile of the accused. >>> joining us now here in any studio is our sports correspondent richard par. richard extoerd neir story. how wide is this fraud? >> it's an ongoing investigation. police believe that they have been taughting tickets at the palace hotel. they have got through half of the accusations, they have get through another half. they have oar rested 12 people, including ray wheelen. his company deny the claims. fifa say they are cooperating with the police. ticket taughting is illegal in brazil, but only carries a fine of 2225 -- $225 and no jail time whatsoever. >> okay. richard thanks very much for the update. >>> still to come . . . a freight train derails there southern mexico, and more than a thousand migrants lose their ride to the united states. >> translator: i tried to find him, who he really is. i just wanted to see him. >> plus her father was a u.s.

at work, scamming fans out of millions of dollars and one man who has little to cheer about is ray wheelending hospitality packages at the tournament which is an fifa partner and the police are calling the british national a fugitive. police had accused him of using his position and the company to help an international gang scam up to $90 million from fans reselling vip tickets and packages. >> translator: the company has an official contact with fifa and what is happening is completely absurd. >> reporter: absurd or not, police went to arrest wheelen on thursday but couldn't find him and says he is innocent and gave up credentials for police and they arrested others and charged with ticket scamming and money laundering but he is the most accused. i'm with al jazeera. >>> joining me in the studio is richard with sport and how big is the investigation and how far does the corruption go? >> it's big and 12 people arrested earlier this week, one is ray wheele intersectin and t matched services and fifa says they are cooperating with the brazilian police. of course the investigation says there

fifa and what is happening is completely absurd. >> reporter: absurd or not, police went to arrest wheelenouldn't find him. he says he is innocent and had already given up his passport and world cup credentials to police and arrested 11 others and charged them with ticket scaffolding and money laundering but he is the high profile of the accused and i'm with al jazeera. >>> they suffered yet another batting collapse on day three of the first test in noting ham to hand it to india and this is a partnership in the early part of the day between gary but after lunch india fought back and had 7 wickets and closing on 352 for 9 and trailing by 105 runs and more on the website and check it out at al jazeera.com/sport and details on how to get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. >> as far as going to barcelona all forgiven for the fighting incident? >> barcelona know they are getting a great striker and a ticking time bomb, reality is that it's not the first time he has bitten someone, it was the third time. he has apologized three times now. but he is liable to do it again but in the short

. >> wheelen and others say dr. silvernman very man likely prevented carnage. >> the doctor armed was incredible what he did. >> today detectives searched plotts's apartment and other guns were found and it appears the 39-year-old career criminal was a hoarder. dennis hunt still doesn't understand why his sister was shot especially after a nuxt n at mercy fitzgerald told him this. >> she said that he always said she's done so much for me, i oher so much. it makes it all the harder. >> and dennis hunt tells me there will be a memorial service for his sister town in haverton town in the coming days and she will be buried in northern pennsylvania in a family plot. chad pradelli, chapel 6abc news. >> thank you, chad. >>> a philadelphia police officer once charged with an assault hailed as a hero. jonathan josey is credited for springing into action at the scene of of a suspic us fire in south philadelphia. he was in the area anyway on police matter 6 a.m. when he saw the blaze, called it in and without protective equipm

but wheelen is the most high profile of the accused. >> we have more details on that store, indeed, all the international headlines. not only the headlines but the background, the video, the blogs, for the entire story go to www.aljazeera.com. that's www.aljazeera.com. . >> we discuss criminal cases where the truth just wasn't enough. plus the unbelievable pitfalls of a classic tool used in convictions, eyewitness testimony. we take you to the dark corners of our justice system right now. dahona lee is here h when you peek into the justice system in a way that we have and we are going to show our viewers today, it's scary. >> 2.4 million people are incarcerated, torn in any nation on earth. inevtybly some are innocent. some of the tools that law enforcement are using are flawed people. you said false confessions. our community on facebook david has a comment. he said the best interrogators don't bully the people they interrogate but can make an innocent person honestly believe they killed someone. false confessions have played the criminal justice system and are more common than you mig