why she thought he would be washing that toyota tacoma. her reply was obviously all the evidence says because you showed me the picture of the blood in the door, because the body of jennifer was in there. the body of the wife was in there. you got her against him. that is one part of the investigation but the obvious question is why haven t the police made an arrest at this point? is a long investigation and we only have one bite of the apple to get this right and time is on our side and we have an obligation to the family. this is a huge investigation, you can t imagine how much video had to be watched and detectives have to go through this and the state attorney is very calculating, very intelligent, playing chess and it seems like taking a long time, these don t play out on a timeline.
carley: there is a reason it is taking so long went to the naked eye there is so much evidence. what are the next steps police and detectives working the case? we have tips coming in all the time, still more video, things going on behind the scenes. there is not a rush, we know where the suspect is every second of the day. they are taking their time so investigators have a lot of steps, going through evidence in the dumps and the trashcan and so much evidence nobody knows about it this point that police have been scientific services have analyzed at some point, chess versus checkers. rob: not going to play it out in the media. carley: the time is 18 after the hour.
started in the galley where phones and batteries were charging overnight. unofficial cause is expected next week. 34 people were killed when the boat caught fire and sank. crewmembers tell the ntsb they tried to save the people sleeping above deck but the fire is too intense. the owners insist was up to standards. they filed a lawsuit to limit payoffs to families. thousands, a pair of wildfires tear through california. in marietta, south los angeles, police going towards the door telling people to leave. the fire is 10% contained. in northern california, the redbank fire is growing forcing evacuations near sacramento. the fire caused by lightning is 0% contained. rob: the nfl s 100 season kicks
homicide detectives and the state attorney s office. he is working it and they will be there to defend her. we don t know where she is. we know where some of her blood is. police are slowly building a case against him. you talk about the blood in the new arrest warrant, what i found most shocking is it talks about the car seat where jennifer s blood was found. the car belonged to an employee who helped police later, that he demanded he get the car seats changed. that sounds like incriminating behavior. that is an indication of guilt. you can see this is fairly well planned out crime, whoever is eventually charged with it but unfortunately, underestimated
out-of-state leads in their investigation. her parents maintain she was taken by a crib from a infruiter. a retired fbi agent is joining us from kansas city to talk a little more about this. jeff. let s see there is a lot going on behind the scenes we re obviously not privy too. in simplest terms there is battle between the lawyers for the parents of little lisa and the cops. lawyers are saying that police are using unreasonable tactics in this investigation. what would unreasonable tactics be? well i don t know what they define as unreasonable tactics. i can tell you the police department here in kansas city, i worked with a lot of those officers and detectives over the years and they will not do anything to hinder this case. you can ask the type of questions you think are pertinent and if you re getting, you re making progress in the interview, you know that s a good thing and i don t think the police are going to do anything that s going to maybe make some sort of admission for an