case that could be solved. if it had a new set of eyes, it had somebody that could put the case together, connect all of the dots. what requests did you make of them? we wanted to know more about every piece of evidence, every we have to rule out every piece of dna in that house. so it was closing doors, it was excluding other people. reporter: so, that s what these three did, as a large photo of tara kept watch. but, again, there was no dna to help them. all they had really were lingering suspicions about the workmen who went to tara s house the day she vanished. phil barr, the guy who owned the septic tank business, his helper that day, dave mcmannis, and their buddy peewee st. john, but nothing in this huge trove of investigative material proved anything. kurt, we call him the scribe. he organized it in in such a way that it was easier to understand. what had been difficult to understand? it was confusing to the point where you didn t know what we
so it was closing doors, it was excluding other people. reporter: so, that s what these three did, as a large photo of tara kept watch. but, again, there was no dna to help them. all they had really were lingering suspicions about the workmen who went to tara s house the day she vanished. phil barr, the guy who owned the septic tank business, his helper that day, dave mcmannis, and their buddy peewee st. john, but nothing in this huge trove of investigative material proved anything. kurt, we call him the scribe. he organized it in in such a way that it was easier to understand. what had been difficult to understand? it was confusing to the point where you didn t know what we were gonna be able to get into court. the context was in there. you couldn t figure it out because it was a mess. the majority of it was in there, yes. we had to try to do the analysis on it, and that s what took so long. reporter: an awful lot of detective work amounts to reading. thousands of
visit every one on one with denise but you didn t know what the regime would do. we had that people who left we never allowed back to visit us who were closing doors. but that night everything changed. 25 years later in the dressing room of a film 500 people gathered to recount those events in a made for t.v. movie called bornholmer strasse a. no. no. for i k. and hans you re going legler the visit to the film set up the us like a journey into the southeast is going to get because of a mini me and a couple were engineers at a state owned signalling technology company. november 9th 1809 was a thursday
by the chinese government and that they re sidestepping cases of for example like the 21st you not on 21st year long cases they re not prosecuting they re not taking any you have to try it straight to the court while they had been political prosecuting so many of the protesters and several rows of persecution decisions. if you have a son down with the government and hold a dialogue who talks to us who could also rise compromises that are essential in the kind of political dialogue who in your movement could actually sit down and authorize compromises i believe nobody could represent our movement because as you know leave the letters nobody will sit down with you you are not opening doors your closing doors when we are going oration you just said nobody to go through compromises will be considered the room for you represent you well back you have not supposed to talk to well back in the chief executive kerry has tried to
what requests did you make of them? we wanted to know more about every piece of evidence, every we have to rule out every piece of dna in that house. so it was closing doors, it was excluding other people. reporter: so, that s what these three did, as a large photo of tara kept watch. but, again, there was no dna to help them. all they had really were lingering suspicions about the workmen who went to tara s house the day she vanished. phil barr, the guy who owned the septic tank business, his helper that day, dave mcmannis, and their buddy peewee st. john, but nothing in this huge trove of investigative material proved anything. kurt, we call him the scribe. he organized it in in such a way that it was easier to understand. what had been difficult to understand? it was confusing to the point where you didn t know what we were gonna be able to get into court. the context was in there. you couldn t figure it out because it was a mess. the majority of it was in