ana maria gonzalez-angulo? i worried about it ever night and day. holy smokes, this is a doctor. who in the right mind can look at her and think, this i somebody who is capable of doing such unimaginable things prosecutors told the jury out this, so called, casua affair with george blumenschein, was not so casual to anna. it led to an absolute obsession. a string of colleague testified that ana could not contain her feelings for george it seemed like ana was very infatuated with doctor blumenschein whenever we discussed any topic, really, within a fe sentences george s name woul come up. she loved him. i think she loved dr. blumenschein the affair was the wors kept secret at md anderson according to this doctor were you ever under the impression that there was more than just a work relationshi between the defendant and dr blumenschein i had heard rumors, yes
this morning he has been invited back to offer rebuttal as well nbc s gary grumbach is in west palm beach, florida, this evening gary, what do you know about how this development came about? costello is by no means a household name he is something that was a legal adviser to michael cohen formerly he is somebody who very much knows trump world really well. he s also represented stev bannon, rudy giuliani in the past, unrelated cases. he knows trump world he understands how it works. he understands the inner workings and the peopl involved in all this he will be brought before th grand jury tomorrow to reall discredit michael cohen. of course, michael cohen i somebody who has spent time in jail for this situation. he is going to sit in front of the grand jury and try to make the case that michael cohe should not be trusted. that is what is happening with
blue yes. blue which means that there wa very likely blood in that palm print. correct and that s a big deal it s a tremendous deal. while oswald and her team examined the prints, other investigators tested the blood to see who it belonged to. the blood came back to sara goode. oswald believed the kille had attacked sarah, got he blood on his hands and the carelessly left his prints. so that s why detectives had been gathering handprints from ever potential suspect. the prosecutor says they knew if they could find a match, the could likely solve this crime. it s almost like it was the killer s calling card. it was his signature. the print specialist wa able to compare that blood signature with those o potential suspects detective sent her way you don t always know homicide s level of interest i somebody. you re going t compare these prints to anybod they ask and one by one she checke for possible matches helping police cross names off their list, like sarah s
we sign them up. we explained to them please come back in six years for court. and only the dumbest people show back up. nobody ever shows. nobody comes back in. like 2%. they go into our country. the good news is we have great law enforcement and many of these people, we know where they are and we re going to get them the hell out but we have to change our laws. [ applause ] so right now we have a backlog. you won t even believe this. other countries don t do this.hi somebody walks into our countrys we bring them to court. we need perry mason. we have a legal case. nobody else does that. other countries say you can t come in. you are not a citizen. we bring them in. right now we have almost 900,000 cases.