like that to be the technicality that gets this individual off in the future is the fact that the statute of limitations ran. for help, morales turned to cold case prosecutor david waymire. even if the defendant was ultimately identified through dna, even if he admitted the crimes, the statute of limitations, once it hits, it s an absolute bar to prosecution. but waymire had an idea as to how they could get around that hard deadline. indict the dna profile as a john doe. a creative legal maneuver, but one that had never been tested in state court. although we felt like we were on solid ground to do it, we didn t know for sure that it would be upheld by the new mexico courts. with no other options, waymire went ahead with the
colonel, what do you make of all this? neil, of course, back on 9/11 we had aircraft hitting the twin towers, they were just out of boston and full of jp-5 and, therefore, the explosive effect was tremendous. but a small aircraft running out of fuel is unlikely to cause major damage unless it has some type of explosive aboard other than limited fuel. and if it hits a particular target, a walmart would be a big target, likely not going to have an explosive incendiary type of material which he would run into. you know, most of the time a piper cub type of aircraft does minor damage certainly to the structure that it hits. but there s always extenuating circumstances. neil: and we should point out the so-called beech craft king air 90 turboprop, the issue
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neil: still up double digits. is it fair to say, jared, that this does not address that? i m not taking anything away from what you said and hope springs eternal that the promise of lower drug prices helps those that need that relief. it won t help in any other area including the sharp rise in food prices that have now just not so the inflation reduction act is not the only initiative we re engaged in. it hits neil: so why did you call it the inflation reduction act? you re because some of the most difficult price points that people face in their family budget are through healthcare and by lowering the cost of clean energy, not only do we help families make their budgets but we make progress on neil: are you hold on, neil. neil: just be clear if you
have college friends here, i ve gotten to know the city, other parts of the state. it s such a great state, amazing people here. kind of quirky politically as we know. i was here shortly after the riots, it was as you can imagine a total disaster. businesses total loss burned to the ground still smoldering, third precinct abandoned. i thought a couple years later let s go back. i was stunned at how bad it hits in certain parts of minneapolis. third precinct, they are still operating out of a school. they don t have a permanent presence, building structure in minneapolis to this day, this is 26 months after floyd was killed dear cal you can feel it in the offices, they are trying to put on a brave face and they are great people. can you imagine having a deficit of 300 law enforcement in a city