All of those who had been searching so tirelessly for kathy. she was a vibrant very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. detectives want to work trying to find kathy s killer, they set up a hotline. do you have any information regarding the homicide of kathy torres? and scoured the city for clues. by studying her car, and her body, investigators got a sense of what happened. first, kathy was completely clothes, no sign of sexual assault, and one more thing, also seemed clear, most likely the attacker started in the car, there are pieces of the gearshift that were broken, pieces of the center council that were, broken as if a struggle had, occurred and then there was blood within the interior of the car. orange county prosecutor matt murphy reviewed the case. he noted blood on everything the killer must have touched. the steering wheel, above the
look, in one way, my thoughts were summarized by the previous panel. but i will say, anyone who has been paying attention and expected donald trump to be anything, other than what he was tonight, really has not the situation. that is who he is. and, you know, that is a core of his appeal to his base. i said earlier, there is no r on his gearshift. he never concedes any era, you never concedes doing anything wrong. the idea that was gonna show up and says, i thought this through. i really should ve done a few things differently. that might have been good political advice for general elections. that s not who he is. and that authentically is who donald trump is. but it does underscore one thing. and i don t use this term likely. there are lots of professions in which sort of being a sociopath, you get punished for. it s not a quality that is an advantage in many settings.
Way? no. there s no blood trail away from the scene, but the killer did live some signatures. the officers found glove prince in the car, on the, car on the door handle. they looked like dishwashing gloves from the late 70s early 80s that everyone would have in the house. so, the killer came to do business? oh, yeah. the color came to do business. michelle had deep defensive wounds on her hands, she put up a fight. the blood told them the struggle took place mostly on the passenger side. but. the gearshift has blood on, it the steering wheel as building on it, and we know michelle is not driving the car. so what does that suggest you? what is the connect the dots there? well the connect the dots thought that doug and i both had is the colors touching these things after he s murdered michelle. they thought that killer might have cut himself during the attack, leaving his own blood behind. but linking that led to a suspect in 1979, almost impossible. back then, they d
Not just our innocence that the innocence of the whole town. it settled over the city. the thought that michelle s killer might never be caught. the seventies became the eighties, and then the nineties. the dawn of dna testing finally gave police new hope. in 1997, they sent scrapings from that gearshift of michelle s car off to a state lab. the lab was able to sort out all of those dna points and left a partial meal the any profile. at the time, it was an enough to match to a suspect. but in 2005, doug larsson took over the case. he wondered if anything else from the car might yield a more complete dna profile. he sent michelle s blood stained dress back to the state crime lab. got the phone call from the lab analysts that they had found a full dna profile on the dress, which was very exciting. that s a pretty exciting phone call? that s great.
Michelle kind of stripped away, not just our innocence that the innocence of the whole town. it settled over the city. the thought that michelle s killer might never be caught. the seventies became the eighties, and then the nineties. the dawn of dna testing finally gave police new hope. in 1997, they sent scrapings from that gearshift of michelle s car off to a state lab. the lab was able to sort out all of those dna points and left a partial meal the any profile. at the time, it was an enough to match to a suspect. but in 2005, doug larsson took over the case. he wondered if anything else from the car might yield a more complete dna profile. he sent michelle s blood stained dress back to the state crime lab. got the phone call from the lab analysts that they had found a full dna profile on the dress, which was very exciting. that s a pretty exciting phone call? that s great. all we had to do with submit