in the rot covered in her, blood all found in his backyard shed. and her blood inside his security company car. and on her body, evidence that she fought hard to survive. she left behind evidence that was incredibly damning. she had his dna under her fingernails. investigators encouraged the da, do not lose faith. push ahead,. they said, look we got. this we can do this. if we had thought it was a death penalty case before, there s no reason to back down now. except, then everything changed. again. coming up, disorder in the court. and a phone call with the killer. hang on a second, you have to explain that to me a little bit. what are you suggesting? when dateline continues.
the 5 year veteran of the force will continue his recovery and a rehab facility, shot by a suspect on with a rifle in a backyard shed. put the gun down. put the gun down. todd: the suspect died at the scene. the officer s name has not been released. ashley: president biden standing behind cuban protesters demanding freedom from the calmest regime following historic demonstration. far left lawmakers who push socialist policy remain silent. reporter: thousands marching in the streets of cuba chanting that they want their freedom after four decades of communism, food shortages and rising prices making life miserable for cuban citizens who hope the us will stand with them. the united states stands firmly with the people of cuba
are great the storm surge. i m glad you got a place to shelter in. looks like we lost him. in the name of understanding these events, eventually provide the information. pretty incredible stuff. jon: hurricane hugo was my first hurricane that hit charleston in 1989, category four. i am not awed by the power of this hurricane. i got out of my car in somebody s backyard shed blood and pieces of sheet metal go flying through the air. that s when you know you ve got to stay safe. abby: that was what was bryan llenas was saying. people didn t evacuate they can get very hurt. julianne neeley, maybe calmer
end of the world was kind of a cold war thing. now with the political climate changing, so is the talk about survivalism. one man in texas cannot keep up with demand for his underground bunkers. tammy leitner has more. reporter: it looks like a backyard shed. here s the hidden door to the shelter. reporter: below the steel door, a secret underground bunker. we agreed not to disclose the location of this one. this is really something. reporter: a glimpse into a world most never see. how many people would this sleep? five on top. five here. so ten. this is actually an escape tunnel that goes way out into the woods and you pop up. if you have to come in here, that means the outside world no longer exists as we know it. this is doomsday scenario right here. reporter: for some that doomsday scenario is right now. the obama administration, our sales went up about 250%.
they kissed and hugged their captors, two refused to test against them. perhaps the most famous case involving stockholm syndrome is patty hearst. the newspaper heiress was 19 when she was kidnapped in 1974. she was imprisoned and sexually assaulted but later robbed a bank with her captors and remained on the run with them for more than a year. you come to a point where you believe any lie that your abductor will tell you. reporter: often in cases like these, people ask why didn t they leave? why didn t they escape? they must have had the chance? our expert says, the victim is usually so overwhelmed by the situation, they re unable to strategize. they feel powerless and feel if they anger their captor it could mean death. for 18 years, jaycee dugard was held by a convicted sex offender, locked away in a secret backyard shed.