wisconsin governor scott walker to issue a pardon, he has pardoned exactly 0.0 convicts since he s been in office. so, it s highly unlikely that we re going to see him pardon this particular defendant. and he s come out, i believe, and he said he would not. i tell people, pardons are very, very difficult to get. they re a very hard process. you re not entitled to anything in the pardon process. so, joey, i wonder, what s revealing to you in this case as it pertains to this kind of crime solving by way of a netflix project? you know, fredericka, good afternoon to you. good afternoon to you, danny. the problem the major problem here is, i think, one of lack of trust. when i say that, you have an instance where you have someone who s clearly exonerated and found to be actually innocent with respect to the first murder involving penny bernstein. he spends 18 years in jail. he s demonstrated compellingly that you have a sheriff and a
tractor. roger pion held now in the state police barracks not far away from this town. no word on what his new charges will be after this incident, jon? jon: and i guess they couldn t chase him on the tractor because they didn t have any patrol cars in the lot. reporter: no. they had to call the other half of the fleet that was out, and they all had to come back from, you know, crime solving, what they were doing, to go after the tractor. jon: leaves you scratching your head, doesn t it? reporter: i ve been to vermont, but only for berry picking. i didn t know this sort of thing happened. [laughter] jon: thanks for bringing us that one. jenna: you like to fish, right? jon: i do, yes. jenna, well, these fishermen stumbled across something a little unusual, if you will, in the alaska wilderness. uh-oh. jenna: a tiny bear cub caught in a deadly whirlpool and fighting for its life. it s the quick thinking of two men that helped give this story
kimberly gilfoyle. is it a good idea to reopen the case 30 years after they died. i ve worked very closely with the sheriff s department and the los angeles district attorney s office will be involved as well. they don t open cases just because it seems like a good idea or there is an anniversary. they will only reopen a case that has been closed because there is sufficient and significant information that has been brought forward that directly con detectives a fact pattern that they were acting on previously. megyn: was the evidence that this is not an accidental drowning. the captain is making new statements. they can be questioned because he s trying to push a book and there is perhaps a financial motive involved in it. they are going to have to sort that out. think about the technology, the crime solving advances that we have now that weren t available 30 years ago. they are going to go and take another look at the boat, that tells me there is something
is not great but the violation of my property i think it s that someone needs to be held accountable for. reporter: so take another good look. do you recognize these guys? thanks to those pictures. police are following up on some leads, but so far they haven t made any arrests. still those images are so clear that barry is hoping that someone will recognize them and call police. how about that? facebook for crime solving. another reason to love facebook. love it. we have to take a break right now, but when we come back the best-selling author of a book that literally has no words. can you believe this? this is the book with nothing in the book and it is flying off the shelves. we re going to tell you why after this. that is genius. that s brilliant! is genius. that s brilliant!