toke it of her appreciation. a bumper sticker that says, it is as bad as it gets, and they are bad to get you. i thought it was pretty fitting. that s all for this edition of dateline, i m natalie morales. thanks for watching. th anks fori m craig melvin, and im natalie morales. this is dateline. a beautiful woman at the heart of a generation old mystery. i can still hear them crying. a young mom, torn between her photographer husband, and your photographer lover found dead in her own home. there was blood everywhere. but, it would take years before dna science could advance enough to unlock the clues inside it. there s a story to tell. then there was this diary. it too had a story to tell.
go into dna science. on the other hand, in 1966 when the republican elections, nixon campaigned all over the country and began rising as the favorite against romney and rockefeller and others for the 1968 nomination. at that point lyndhen johnson lost his temp and referred to nixon as a chronic campaigner. he immediately became the face of the opposition. and it could be donald trump is doing a similar favor inadvertently. he needs somebody on the left. i don t know if he s picking they may or not. i think he s afraid of warren. i think warren is someone who can animate the democratic base in a base versus base election. she s a woman, she doesn t have the same nefgts as hillary clinton and donald trump is trying to define her early in a way, and she felt i m not at all. i think you re touting it. nothing wrong with that.
information without compromising the information that you re doing right now. we are going to look through missing persons records and talk to any families who have had their children go missing. what else is being done? the fact we are getting so much attention in this case isover wellis overwhelming at times. we want that to continue. with that information, we are going out there to check on the welfare of many children. we are doing 24 actual welfare checks on people who resembled baby doe and others out there. at the national center we are sifting through our reports of missing children and so far there are no matches. but it is important that the public if they think they know who the child is we can use the dna science to confirm or not confirm who this child is. so we need the public ice s help. and we are against the vacation
fdle, the florida department of law enforcement had told them, nope. ain t nothing there. fdle said that hair was probably not mine. 28 out of 30 characteristics didn t match the hair. nope, ain t nothing there. they said we can t do it because there is no root. the state of dna testing at the time was we can t do anything with it. we went to the fbi. because they re the mac daddy of labs. and we asked them to take a look at it. mike malone is the fbi expert. he tested it and he comes up and says oh, yeah, this is jim duckett s hair, microscopically consistent. so you have the preeminent investigative agency in the country saying it is jim duckett s hair. that s powerful evidence to a jury. there is no question they re going on believe that. with advanced dna science not
duckett. the sheriff s department had been with the hair analysis shopping it around. fdle, the florida department of law enforcement had told them, nope. ain t nothing there. fdle said that hair was probably not mine. 28 out of 30 characteristics didn t match the hair. nope, ain t nothing there. they said we can t do it because there is no root. the state of dna testing at the time was we can t do anything with it. we went to the fbi. because they re the mac daddy of labs. and we asked them to take a look at it. mike malone is the fbi expert. he tested it and he comes up and says oh, yeah, this is jim duckett s hair, microscopically significant. so you have the preeminent investigative agency saying it is jim duckett s hair. that s powerful evidence to a jury. there is no question they re going on believe that. with advance dna science not