my biggest concern then was how do we prove that he killed whitley?hat's when they got a few breaks. >> my name is christine nix, sergeant with texas rangers company of waco. >> rex childress, sergeant with clifton police department. >> the officers were interviewing dunlap's most recent ex-wife, who had divorced him the year before he died. >> how did the subject of the whitley girl come up initially? >> he was laying on the couch and he said, well, some texas rangers may come by and see me or they may take me away. and then i said, well, why? he said because he was a suspect in a case where he was a policeman at. >> did you ever have occasion to hear him talk about it? >> yes. he had called his mother, and he says, mama, they're after me again. something to that effect, about that murder there in clifton. i heard him whisper into the phone, i'm glad they didn't find gray tape in my -- the trunk of my car. >> the ex-wife went on to say that dunlap had confessed he'd murdered judy to his closest friend. that friend then told her about it. >> he says,

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and in 1999, they publicly named dennis dunlap responsible for the death of judy whitley. >> reporterto the defense team, the interview with the ex-wife seemed to offer a clue. >> did he mention any other murders or any other cases? >> he -- the lady, the principal murdered her? all he told me was that he dated her. he was dating that lady. i want to say, i'm not for sure, he dropped her off that night or that evening. >> not only do you have another alternate, much more viable suspect, but even if you don't count him as a suspect, the entire narrative of the state's theory has to change. >> reporter: by 2018, joe bryan had been incarcerated for 30 years. by all accounts, a model prisoner. >> you have to accept the fact, whether you like it or not, you're in prison. you can either make the most of it and be the person you always were, or you can be someone who acts out, is rude, crude, disrespectful. i chose to be me. >> reporter: always maintaining his innocence, he had been denied parole since 2007. >> joe told me when i visited him in jail, if i have to die in prison, i'll just hav

and he's just whitley did mistakenly. so there are any book still administer barriers in place? yes, they have not been addressed and not been eliminated. and i know that not stream to miss a new discussion with german authorities, the journal regulator needs to look initially. you authorize a magnolia that really should pay them much roto, i hope we catch having creek supplies along this route. so sure, and if the answer is yes, then it will be 100 percent. sure that you work is communication, the european energy market. so probably a little concluded that be much better and that could have an impact on the gas prices say in the european market. but europe service tension could be assuaged, but the mystery of barriers is still in place to bring in our panelist now patrick, planning. it's great to have you joining us virtually from another room in this building. i want to ask you to just follow on to the present comments there. how damaging is the gas prices that we're seeing? it's in europe, and it's now hit china and the rest of the world and to your business. and do you think

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no indication is going to be a jail whitley weights trial. and if it comes to that, and their concern is that the democrats have such a narrow majority in the house in history, tends to say the parent, the president's party, in power loses in the next mid term elections. their concern as he delays, is long enough that they don't ever get those answers were taught. republicans take back charge and basically bury the inquiry. so there is some time pressure here. but the other factor here is there, dissipating dozens of witnesses, documents. they're sending a message to all of the other trump allies, fake face real penalty if they don't comply with this house subcommittee. so i sending the message to not only band and but everyone else, as the chairman said, we're not going to take no for an answer on this or to a bicycle hang live for sand, washington dc. patty, thank you. now pictures of emerged of damage caused by government dance strikes on the capital of ethiopia. to grind region, at least 3 people were killed. and macaulay strikes came day

shery: bloomberg's angus whitley in sydney.erns might be worsening as we continue to see the reopening around the world, especially with singapore. we have seen trouble reopening with the u.s. and europe as well. but there seems to be a little bit of frustration on this shift when it comes to the government's tone on covid elimination strategies now to endemic covid, having to learn about living with covid, and how countries like australia will have to live with the virus. now we are hearing this frustration from singapore, hospitals with people inundating hospitals even with mild symptoms because they are scared of living with this disease. we continue to see these frustrations mounting in a countries, especially across asia that have been so successful in reining in the pandemic, but now they have to live with the disease and open up. paul: the messaging around this definitely starting to change now. what has changed phenomenally in new south wales over the past couple months, and today a very big development, the announcemen

whitley wild joins us now. what are we learning about what was posted and crucially how did law enforcement treat those posts? was it seriously enough? >> i think based on what we saw on january 6th, it is pretty obvious that it was not taken seriously enough. this email, which was obtained by citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington shows that following a briefing from the metropolitan police department, that's the d.c. police department here, to their law enforcement partners and fbi, member of the fbi washington field office sent a summary to their law enforcement partners at the united states secret service. it shows that everybody was in communication here. and this email shows that there was information law enforcement had that on social media people were posting, suggesting, urging people to come to washington on january 6th armed. however, the overarching conclusion from that email is that there were no credible threats, no threats identified. further, the email notes eight firearms were rec