and this is dateline. this doesn t happen in our happy little world. their world shattered, a young mother strangled. we had a homicide and no lso no evidence. but police found a dark side behind that bright suburban facade. she slept with the children and the door locked. and finally a vital clue. what happened to nancy the day she disappeared? welcome to dateline. a young mother disappeared one her husband said she went for a run and never came home. the puzzling case happened in a safe, suburban neighborhood where crime is unexpected. but sometimes there are secrets hidden behind closed. nothing about that morning made any sense. it seems like such a bad nightmare. this doesn t happen our happy little world. it was a saturday morning in july 2008. the happy total world of sweet and leafy suburb of raleigh north carolina, called carry. the sort of place a young family would aspire to. if you are someone like hannah pritchard, for example. there s always l
also no evidence. but police found a dark side behind that bright suburban facade. she slept with the children and the door locked. and finally a vital clue. what happened to nancy the day she disappeared? welcome to dateline. a young mother disappeared one her husband said she went for a run and never came home. the puzzling case happened in a safe, suburban neighborhood where crime is unexpected. but sometimes there are secrets hidden behind closed. it all seemed like such a bad . it. . at reporter: it was a saturday morning in july. the happy little world suburb of raleigh, north carolina, called cary, a place where a young family would aspire to if you were someone like hanna pritchard, for example. there s always lots of friend making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. reporter: like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hanna would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy co
plausible deniability and frankly a legal defense that he can now use. former fbi agent asha and neal, thank you. that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. good morning. i m jose diaz-balart. right now we are awaiting decisions from the supreme court. just four cases to go for this session. including one on immigration that will decide whether a controversial trump era rule will stay in effect. and bombshell testimony. we are taking a deep dive into where the january 6 committee goes next after revelations of a witness to key conversations the morning of the insurrection. the president said something to the effect of i m the f g president. take me up to the capitol now. we will discuss more with congresswoman norma torres. plus new details in the death of 51 people trying to migrate to the united states. what their deaths tell us about the risks people are willing to take to get to the united states. new today major moves from
controlled everything about her life. reporter: wait a minute. nancy s allowance, remember, was $300 a week. would a jury think that was evidence of abuse? how do you tell a jury that he s depriving her. it s difficult. the facts still remain there are these signs of control emanating from that cooper household. it doesn t matter whether it s $1,000 a week or $10 a week. the fact of the matter is, is that it caused friction between the two of then. and so the jury heard about that last week of nancy s life, the week of war with brad. with nancy s father on the stand, prosecutors played a phone message nancy left her parents after she returned home from that vacation with her family. the house was so dirty. there were ants infesting on the table when i got there. also fear is when i got there. as that last week went on, the fighting escalated. on friday, her bryant diana duncan
that donald trump violated specific statutes of the u.s. criminal codes. however the question for the justice department and any prosecutor is what will a jury think. i think that until yesterday there was a really clear split and up in the air as to whether a jury would say donald ump nd a reae doubt tried to for example do something like incite the crowd. the testimony is interesting because she says that he wanted armed supporters to come into his area and he knew that they were armed and angry and said they can march to the capitol from here. we see almost what we have ner seen befores a look inside trump s state of mind and wanted people to go to the capitol and he did not mind that they were going armed and wanted to join them. it is the evidence that the department would want to present