night and he did give a statement to police where he names 13 people who he said could confirm that he was in florida. and he also gave them a copy of a bus ticket showing that he had taken a gray hound bus from florida. so i want to find these alibi witnesses and see what they remember. in november 2014, i pack up my gear and head south. so here we are in florida. we just got here. what we re doing is we re on our own journey. is he telling the truth? was he really down here on june 19th, 1996, when this murder was happening in the bronx? i m in jupiter, florida, heading to the first two names on his list of alibi witnesses. john torres and his wife jeannine. i called earlier so they re expecting me. i wonder how they ll possibly remember a single day nearly two decades earlier. you don t like cameras.
rosario was telling me the truth about at least two things. he did turn himself in that night and he did give a statement to police where he names 13 people who he said could confirm that he was in florida. and he also gave them a copy of a bus ticket showing that he had taken a gray hound bus from florida. so i want to find these alibi witnesses and see what they remember. in november 2014, i pack up my gear and head south. so here we are in florida. we just got here. what we re doing is we re on our own journey. is he telling the truth? was he really down here on june 19th, 1996, when this murder was happening in the bronx? i m in joupiter, florida, headig to the first two names on his alibi witness. john torres and his wife jeannine. i called earlier so they re expecting me. i wonder how they ll possibly remember a single day nearly two
my name is donald. we lost our youngest daughter on flight 800. cheryl was 16 years old. she was part of the flex club, and they were planning on taking this trip. her older sister took the same trip four years before, so there is no way we could tell her she couldn t. i drove cheryl into the school where they met for the gray hound bus to go to jfk. she and the other kids were very excited. we had 16 students, plus five chaperons. when cheryl decided to take the trip, make this trip, i really didn t want her to go. i was concerned and i just had that feeling.
background, and we were talking about what time they would expect to arrive now, and, you know, everything was going to be okay. my name is donald. we lost our youngest daughter on flight 800. cheryl was 16 years old. she was part of the flex club, and they were planning on taking this trip. her older sister took the same trip four years before, so there is no way we could tell her she couldn t. i drove cheryl into the school where they met for the gray hound bus to go to jfk. she and the other kids were very excited. we had 16 students, plus five chaperons. when cheryl decided to take the trip, make this trip, i really
they say they re scared to stay in their home countries. [ speaking foreign language ] a lot of violence and ruth says she doesn t want her daughter growing up with the violence. the u.s. government doesn t give them any necessities when dropped at the bus station. charity groups are there to offer that assistance. ruth declares she s happy to be here and then the gray hound bus arrives. first step is el paso. after 80 hours of traveling, she and her baby will be in washington, living with her brother in limbo in america. it is well known among central americans that children and mothers with children are treated more leniently once they get to the united states. and that along with the violence is a major reason why we don t expect to see any decrease to the number of children crossing any time soon. fredricka? that is incredible. all right, thank you so much, gary tuckman. we will be talking about the legal questions surrounding this