almost a year now since lacrosse player yardley love was found beaten to death allegedly at the handscase. cbs news correspondent is outside of the courtthous in charlottesville this morning. good morning. >> jeff, good morning to you. george hugely was not here in the courtroom, but his prehearing came with dramatic moments. 21 witnesses gave detailed accounts. the whole thing took nine hours and went late to last night. >> reporter: almost a year after yardley love's brutal death, george hugely's defense spent monday's hearing trying to make the case he had no intention of killing his ex-girl friend. >> george hugely only learned that yardley love had died when he was told that by a detective. >> the defendant quoted an interview hugely had with police the night he was arrested. the officer said, you killed her, george, you killed her. in disbelief, hugely replied, i never did anything. the two university of virginia lacrosse players were just weeks away from graduating. according to court documents, in the early morning hours of may 3, hugely told police he went to love's apartment

he's charge in the death of another lacrosse player, yardley love, in may of last year.o to the grand jury. it will decide whether to indict hugely on murder and other charges. >>> police in new york have found two more possible victims of a serial killer. since december, bodies of at least eight victims, possibly more, have been found on secl e secluded areas of the south shore of long island. seth doan reports. >>> using chainsaws to cut through thick brush, investigators discovered more bones in two separate locations several times from where eight other decomposed bodies were found. >> state trooper using a cadaver dog did locate some bones. >> law enforcement officials told cbs news what may be a human skull was discovered among the remains. these could be the ninth and tenth victims of a serial killer. back in december, the first four victims were uncovered in these brambles just off of gilgo beach, each white women in their 20s who had advertised escort services on craigslist and had been missing as far back as 2007. then two more bodies were found in the last fou

c-span: jonathan yardley. >> guest: it was very interesting, actually. jonathan said that i was trying to basically coddle up to the black vernacular community by imitating this voice artificially, because it was not a voice that i owned, that i possessed. it was not a voice that was natural to me. but jonathan only knows me through books like "the signifying monkey" and op-ed page pieces in the post and the new york times and book reviews in the new yorker. i mean, i have different voices, and this isn't my voice when i'm with my friends and, as it were, with my people when i'm in piedmont, west virginia. and that's the voice that i try to replicate in this book. now i would love to be a writer -- again, from the time i saw james baldwin, i've wanted to be a writer. i think most critics, deep down, are frustrated writers or feel that they're failures as poets or novelists and i would really like to write novels sometime. c-span: do you write easily? >> guest: no. i mean, it's a lot of -- i write a first draft easily. c-span: where do you do it? >> guest