the closest we got was the current chief of police of albemarle county, colonel steve sellers. he wasn t in office when steve snead was a detective but you ve talked to him, what s your sense of how he feels about it? i think he acted in the best interests. i think there wasn t a bit of malice in his actions. i think he had a very strong relationship with robert davis. but this was interesting. chief sellers did not support snead s interrogation. not at all. i will say this. i believe that the confession is an unreliable confession. what s more, the chief updated police methods when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert s confession. i can t tell your mom that i can save you from the ultimate. as you look at it, what are things that would not be done? using terms like the ultimate punishment. length of the interview. those kinds of things would be clearly not done today.
did not do in this case. and have to answer those questions before congress and in front of the public. that said, this is pretty distant from him. he wasn t in office when those calls came in. he will have to explain the processes and procedures. i think it s hard to lay this on him. bill: fair point. let s talk about russia. weekly standard editorial, the closing paragraph goes like this on screen. a real trump rally regularly atracked 15,000 floridians. a fake russian organized rally attracted 15,000. the red troll army starts to look not so much ominous but humorous. it is hard to credit that particular rusky funded endeavor with having any impact at all let alone swinging an election. we had our eric felton take a look at indictments and dig beyond what was the first set of headlines that came out over the last few days.
interview randy snead, the officer who took robert s confession. the closest we got was the current chief of police of albemarle county, colonel steve sellers. he wasn t in office when steve snead was a detective but you ve talked to him, what s your sense of how he feels about it? i think he acted in the best interests. i think there wasn t a bit of malice in his actions. i think he had a very strong relationship with robert davis. but this was interesting. chief sellers did not support snead s interrogation. not at all. i will say this. i believe that the confession is an unreliable confession. what s more, the chief updated police methods when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert s confession. i can t tell your mom that i can save you from the ultimate. as you look at it, what are things that would not be done? using terms like the ultimate punishment.
officer who took robert s confession. the closest we got was the current chief of police of albemarle county, colonel steve sellers. he wasn t in office when steve snead was a detective but you ve talked to him, what s your sense of how he feels about it? i think he acted in the best interests. i think there wasn t a bit of malice in his actions. i think he had a very strong relationship with robert davis. but this was interesting. chief sellers did not support snead s interrogation. not at all. i will say this. i believe that the confession is an unreliable confession. what s more, the chief updated police methods when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert s confession. i can t tell your mom that i can save you from the ultimate. as you look at it, what are things that would not be done? using terms like the ultimate punishment. length of the interview. those kinds of things would be
but forget dna. any possibility of finding that was flushed away by fire hoses. and then i get word from the medical examiner s office that they had recovered a knife that was sticking in the woman s back. what did you think when you heard that? i went back to my photographs and, sure enough, in the middle of her back was the knife. so someone stabbed her. but who? firefighters tipped police that a brother/sister duo across the street, rocky and jessica fugett, had been watching the fire, claimed to know the victims. robert davis and his friend, kevin marsh, knew them as aggressive troublemakers in high school. people were afraid of them. if they come through the hallway, people would move out the way for them. try not to be around them. kevin s friend, shy and awkward robert, seemed to be a favorite target. they used to pick on him all the time. called him retarded.