if to say, why am i here, i didn t do this. seven jurors spoke to dateline and told us initially they were an evenly divided panel of 12. as they talked it became apparent they regarded some of the prosecution witnesses as literally unbelievable. and then you as a juror have to make a decision, do i believe this story this person is telling me? that s really hard, especially when they tell you how many drugs they put in her system. when it came to this woman, the one who testified about denny attacking and choking her, jurors said they believed her story about being assaulted, nonetheless, her testimony was not a deciding factor in her final decision. you still would have gotten to where you got? yes. once again, 13 years later, the investigation in the early days after hannah s disappearance still bedevilled the case. the jurors said the police work left them with so many unanswered questions. pager, they didn t look at her pager and she was a major
and you as a juror have to make a decision, do i believe this story this person is telling me? that s really hard. especially when they tell you how many drugs they put in their system. when it came to this woman, the one who testified about denny attacking and choking her, jurors said they believed her story about being assaulted. but nonetheless, her testimony was not a deciding factor in their final decision. you still would have gotten to where you got. yes. and once again, 13 years later, the investigation in the early days after hannah s disappearance still bedevilled the case. jurors said the police work left her with many unanswered questions. they didn t look at her pager and she was a major pager user. we can t figure out why they didn t luminol when they were first there. the wait was excruciating. it took a long time. yeah. the jurors said they weighed brad oborn s testimony carefully.
house don t know whether the paperwork expects to have the process completed here shortly. and right now as you can see kind of focused on doing the job. today with a tweet president trump announced shanahan was done. he said it s going to be a rough time for him. allegations of domestc violence between shanahan, his ex-wife and their son derailed his nomination. shanahan s terrible divorce dragged on more than five years. a story of a troubled family spelled out in hundreds of pages of court documents. a 2010 incident at their home would be the last time the husband and wife ever spoke shanahan s ex-wife told cnn. according to seattle police kim berlg shanahan said patrick struck her several times in the stomach. but the officer noted patrick in a black eye and bloody nose and kimberly had no injuries consistent with her version of being assaulted. police arrested kimberly shawn
committee, they do not share information and it is only when you find out through sometimes other sources and you challenge them that you finally get the information. this is dangerous. because at the end of the day, we cannot make foreign policy and national security decisions in congress without having the totality of the information, to understand what actions we should and should not take. and this is one of the dangers that the administration poses in its failure to consistently provide information pro-avenctiy and when we ask to reticently, it takes us a lot to get information from the administration. it is a dangerous proposition. i want to ask you about a bill you introduced. we ve been talking about foreign policy but it is interesting to see what lawmakers have going on in the interests of their own states and other states. you said this bill would help prevent new jersey public bus drivers from being assaulted. what it would do is fund special training and provide barriers
weeks of testimony? why a murder defendant who didn t even look like one? the first day i thought he was a lawyer. he had this boyish look as if to say, why am i here? i didn t do this. seven jurors in the case spoke to dateline and told us initially they were an evenly divided panel of 12. as they talked, it became apparent they regarded some of the prosecution witnesses as literally unbelievable. and you as a juror have to make a decision, do i believe this story this person is telling me? that s really hard. especially when they tell you how many drugs they put in their system. when it came to this woman, the one who testified about denny attacking and choking her, jurors said they believed her story about being assaulted. but nonetheless, her testimony was not a deciding factor in their final decision. you still would have gotten to where you got. yes. and once again, 13 years later, the investigation in the early days after hannah s disappearance still bedevill