and they couldn t touch him and russell was leaving the country, so, of course, he was leaving the country. he had lawyered up. he is hiding. it s done. he s going to fet away with murder. not so fast. russell buchanan is about to tell us a story that will make you reevaluate everything you just heard. reevaluate everythin . coming up, russell answers the tough questions. the police theory was you attacked her, had sex with her and stabbed her to death. and then will investigators finally have a way to know if he s telling the truth. he did have a sam le that in today s technology to try to find a dna standard. when dateline continues. s. when dateline continues
car with a murderer. this guy murdered my roommate. but even to sheila, russell stuck to his story, just as he did when police asked him to take a lie detector test. in fact, russell was found to be truthful when he was asked questions about angie s murder. but about three months later dallas police took a second look. they looked at the polygraph again and same to the conclusion he was deceptive. that s a big difference. huge. they had their guy now. i did not want to believe it was somebody close to her. it was more than i could handle. did you think police were going to charge russell? oh, yes, absolutely. but they didn t. russell hired an attorney and stopped talking with police. they told me that he had lawyered up and they couldn t touch him. they also said that russell was leaving the country. so, of course, he was leaving the country, he lawyered up. he s hiding. it s
i was stubborn in my pursuit of a policy that went astray, yet the buck does not stop with admiral poindexter as he stated in his testimony. it stops with me. i am the one ultimately accountable to the american people. even if what reagan did was a horrible blunder, at least it wasn t for political gain. this wasn t a dirty trick against the opposition party. this wasn t the same as watergate. a lot of people didn t want to go through that, they wanted to give the president the benefit of the doubt. ronald reagan was thought of as the teflon president because reporters couldn t touch him. he could make mistakes but the voters didn t care. they cared about reagan s grand vision of a better country. the president appeared relaxed and happy as he visited friendly nebraska country today. his spokesman reported that right after his speech last night the white house received 1,145 positive phone calls. it s time to get down to the real business at hand, to move forward with america.
45 minutes in accumulation of all the issues in this campaign, i mean, in this hearing and i think people if they want to get a full picture of everything that was done and, of course, her reaction to it. but, you know, it boils down to this in this final analysis and i think her speech said this, for the first month and up until september 13th, it was always questioning about his qualifications, but once they couldn t touch him on his qualifications to be a justice on the supreme court because of these 12-year record on the second highest court in the land, then they went to all of this dirt that came up and, of course, sexual assault accusations isn t a case of dirt but think of all of the other things that they came up with when something didn t hit the wall they threw something else at the wall and when it didn t stick, they went to something
lessons we ve learned. i was stubborn in my pursuit of a policy that went astray, yet the buck does not stop with admiral poindexter as he stated in his testimony. it stops with me. i am the one who is ultimately accountable to the american people. one thing that s very different is even if what reagan did was a horrible plunder at least it wasn t for political gain. this wasn t a dirty trick against the opposition party. so it wasn t the same as watergate. a lot of americans didn t want to go through that again. they wanted to give the president the benefit of the doubt. ronald reagan was thought of as the teflon president because reporters couldn t touch him. he could make mistakes but the voters didn t care. they cared about reagan s grand vision of a better country. the president appeared relaxed and happy as he visited friendly nebraska country today. his spokesman reported that right after his speech last night the white house received 1,145 positive phone calls. it s tim