that s haunted law enforcement for over a decade. back in 2010 and 2011, new york authorities discovered 11 sets of human remains strewn along a suburban long island beach highway. he woman has been arrested in connection with the first four murders. their bodies were all found in burlap sacks along the beach in december 2010. another six women and a toddler were found in the following months, w womenice will see a fe. had any connection to those killings. today, he pleaded not guiltyd to six murder counts. officials say they won t stop unti ml. they solve all the killings. vacuuming is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruined families. if not for the members of this task force. he will still be on the streets today. however, even with this arrest ,we re not done. cops linking him to murder through dna left on a discarded pizza box. the accused was an architect,hei married with a daughter and a stepson and his neighborth a dae stunned. the guy s been
i talked to paul moro today earlier on my fox true crime podcast. he was an nypd detective and he worked in the intelligence as an augment to the task forces back in 2010, when they were first searching for shannan gilbert s body. and he pointed out that back then, the perp used to call the families and talk them and. the it was always the same time of day, the same day of the week from a payphon froe or phone ard midtown. so back then, authorities were backnre thescertai to triangulate where these calls were coming from. and at the endse coming of the, advancement in dna genealogical, forensic evidencee day has brought us ts point like we saw in green river in spokane, serial.t i want to point out one important thing here, that while today is absolutelo y cauf for appreciation for law enforcement celebration, thioras one step in the road to actualau victory and closure, this is ane arrest and identification, not a conviction. yentidentificat. and we don t know aboutl all those other
and reno, in spokane and norfolk and of course in our big cities too. we re not a single person who was born here has any idea what a food shortage is. probl our problem has always been having too muchem food. now we won t have enough.h. we know that because the united states just tolden us that i on camera. so what iss t this going tohi m? how to food shortages affect a country? well, if you re just to go online and read aboutut all of recorded history, we ll answer your question. a food shortage isns not like deciding to skip dessert. it s not a diet. it st, not voluntary. a food shortage is different. it s scary. foodod shortages topplets governments. they turn moderates and revolutionaries. a food shortagetes is a big dew you w don t want one . but now we re getting one just a little over a year into joe biden s presidency. think forwardsi if the traditional calendar holds, we ve got one thousand w thirty two days left of the joe biden administration and i wonder what things will l
0 usfl five to live from small screen to the ukraine to be elected president thrust onto the world stage ready to fight for the lives of his citizens and this sunday at 10:00 pm eastern on fox news channel. we lc good evening and welcome te tucker carlson . certainly happy fridayr son . y. in retrospect, joe biden s first term policy agenda seems very optimistic, almosty comically optimistic. shortly i before a his inauguration, biden announced something he called the build h back better agenda. ofof course we mocked it at the time, but looking back , it was in some ways a hopeful document. a very must have been rich country back then and by back then we mean last yeare there weren t a lotwe of essentials in biden s agenda. the first a three things that ay normal nation needs and thinks are food,ssively water and energy. that s the standard in china, for example, every government policy, foreign and domestic is designed above all to secure adequate reserves of food, oo water and energ
at donald trump and there are candidates that have managed to find themselves early. amy mcgrath, a veteran, a woman, she sort of went viral very early in her campaign. if you were watching tv at all in that district, you know who she is and attempts to discredit her from outside groups might fall a little flat. talking about randy bryce and those blue wave races, you have candidates who may be vulnerable to those opposition research attacks. randy bryce is one of them. you re seeing the congressional leadership fund trying to define democratic candidates but they re having to reach further and further out to knock off individual candidates because voex like amy mcgrath, people already know who they are. you mentioned wisconsin, the other district we put on is washington 5, spokane, washington, kathy mcmorris-rogers. in 1994 the then speaker of the house was a democrat named tom