they hoped the walls might talk to derrick might reveal something officers had missed. part of the turnover back to him was to bring him out to the house, to have him look around, walk us through the whole house, show us anything that maybe was out of place that we missed as investigators and the evidence technicians to say, that s not right. as it turned out, the house wasn t just speaking to derrick. it was practically shouting. the blood s still on the floor. the plates shattered on the ground are still there. at that point, they wanted me to try to help piece together things. and i m noticing everything, everything. you know, this is wrong, this is here. i don t understand why the damn remotes are in the sink. detectives larry kuczkowski and t.k. waters showed us what happened when they ushered derrick into his tv room. so we re standing here and we asked derrick, can you turn on the tv? so derrick comes in here.
robbery. in part because nothing appeared to have been stolen. this was not a burglar in which he was sort of collateral damage. definitely not. cash was in plain sight, jewelry too. even reince ipod and new dock, all untouched. , the house wasn t even rummage through as if they were looking for something, what s more this was a gated community. the killers would have needed a gate code to get in. they start getting more interesting as to who could ve done it. crime scene investigators collected amount of evidence, and surprisingly, with all of that blood, not a single trace of unknown dna. all the dna results matched the people who lived in the house. ariet, magdi, richard and ryan. a witness who for some reason was left alive. two guys came into the house, beat up brian, tied him up and
collect the rent, and be her general go-between. she said, i like these people. she said that they felt that they had really great karma. and that s part of the reason why she invited them to move in, a full month before she left. but it wasn t long before they discovered that living with nancy was not quite like they thought it might be. after the first couple of days, she treated me like a slave. like, get my cigarettes. get this. get my drink. and, i was not used to be so disrespected. treated you like a slave? a slave. it was. not pretty. you know, i said, that s how nancy is. don t take a personal. she comes off this way. and, she really has a good heart. anyway, nancy left soon allow for australia. but then, the sailors discovered the house wasn t so perfect afterwards.
by any democrats in the u.s. house the fact that we re not a banana republic and seems if they are. we watched january 6th democrats and kept the republicans out of there, and they ve got adam kinzinger and liz cheney there, they re not returning next year. and relationship of the institutionings, congress or the justice department has eroded trust of the american people and that s why people are so quick to defend donald trump. let s assume for a minute that everything you ve heard it true, who would believe it at this point? there s no credibility coming from the higher ups at justice, from what i understand the list has been very incomplete of what we ve seen that they alleged took. who is going to believe that anything they say they found in that house wasn t planted at this point? there s no credibility and i believe this will in fact aid in president trump s comeback. molly: i want to talk about the midterms, we ve seen the biden
unthinkable. police found ariet s body near her bed. she had been stabbed multiple times. that odd tearing sound ryan said he heard? investigators believed it was the sound of the knife ripping through the mattress as ariet s killer slit her throat. was that knife found at the scene? it was not. james wilson was a patrol officer at the time of the murder. wilson said the details of the crime seasonable pointed to something other than a home invasion robbery. in part because nothing appeared to have been stolen. this was an burglary in which she was collateral damage. definitely not. cash was in plain sight. jewelry, too. even ryan s ipod and new dock, all untouched. the house wasn t even rummaged through as if they were looking for something. what s more, this was a gated community. the killers would have needed a gate code to get in. it starts getting more interesting as to who could