the pain becomes a part of you everybody, to my house, now. his entire family, gone. i said what are you talkin about, what do you saying? and i really hear it was surreal his fellow cops suspected him. i did not do this, i did not d this she was upset she felt like history wa repeating itself he wants to have women an his wife was in his way. we are police wrong it s like the twilight zone lies become truth and the trut becomes lies maybe the real killer was still out there. you have lied to the police about this case? yes, sir. so devastating. we probably knew that thi was the key to solving this. 13 years, 13 years such an awful crime. the wife the little boy and girl. shot at point blank range. i was just dumbfounded, shocked at what i saw. how to comprehend what do you talking about what do you saying? the husband had an alibi. for ten minutes. he could have done anything he did 13 years, three trials, repeals, reversals and changin st
i was just bewildered a first. but i didn t know that there was a glimmer of hope, tha there is this thing called a appeal a successful appeal, anothe trial. most convicts cling futilely t the straw. long odds yes, until you read tha transcript a new legal team with a different strategy was about t take the case to the state court of appeals coming up,. he has a foot fetish and s when they thought, at first, that it was not a sex crime, w kept saying, well not everyone targets the same place in a se crime. a break in the case someone new enters the picture as brainy as ted bundy as brawny as mike tyson a sociopath. who is this guy when dateline continues.
looking at me saying this. i m thinking, kid, do you honestly believe i believe you with this. i think dan s a sociopath. he doesn t seem to have the conscious or if he does, he doesn t care. buck and joy have accepted they may never hear the truth from daniel or know why he turned so violent. daniel was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole. for the attacker on melissa richards, he was sentenced to five more years. melissa s our hero. if it wasn t for her, they wouldn t have caught him. we are forever indebted and grateful to her for that. the police and the blodgetts commend you and feel like other women could have been murdered if it wasn t for you. i tried to help out as much as i could. i just wanted to help them out. i don t know. i tried.
that information would be searched against databases and individual could be identified. reporter: cases never seen finished like the bizarre 2003 plot that killed alleged co-conspirator brian wells. collar bomb took seven years of my life. a bank robbery plot by a sociopath. it looked like part of the bomb, not 100% sure. reporter: with the fbi in huntsville, alabama. catherine herridge, fox news. jon: bill cosby faces day of reckoning with the criminal justice system, due to be sentenced for sexually salting and drugging a woman. the jury s guilty verdict in april after dozens of women accused him of similar crimes. he could face up to 30 years after what many call the first major celebrity trial of the me too era. coming up, a bust.
on that, detonated it. reporter: yeager explained forensics on the al qaeda influenced boston marathon bombing. a pressure cooker, these little thin things are small nails increasing potential to be lethal. the warehouse is home to 1 million pieces of bomb evidence. it is like a historical archive allowing investigators to identify trends and pursue criminal prosecution. reporter: were investigators some cases never seem finished like the 2003 plot the killed alleged co-conspirator brian wells. the bomb lobbed around his neck. will stick in my memory because it took 7 years of my life. it is a bank robbery plot by a sociopath. one piece out of hundreds that looked like probably part of the bomb. not going to hunt me until i retire. reporter: with the fbi in huntsville, alabama, catherine herridge, fox news. reporter: top congressional democrats being called out by the sun of a 9/11 victim for