And i was so confused. I was like, whats going on . What happened . Craig Melvin Voiceover a small texas town. Two super close friends and a Summer Night in The Park. They have this look out. And you could see the Harbor Bridge lit up, its really pretty when the stars are out. Craig Melvin Voiceover it was the next morning that they found them. I could see two girls laying there. It was horrifying. There was Duct Tape on their mouths, on their hands. Craig Melvin Voiceover a mystifying scene. The only thing we have are Cigarette Butts and suspicion. Craig Melvin Voiceover dna would point one way. Hes like, sarge, you got to take a look at this. Craig Melvin Voiceover a Bombshell Message would point another. I read the letter and immediately knew this was something very important. Craig Melvin Voiceover A Twisted Trail leading to a sinister suspect. It takes a special kind of mind that wants to do something like that. Craig Melvin Voiceover to crack a case this convoluted, it might just
They found them. I could see two girls laying there. It was horrifying. There was Duct Tape on their mouths, on their hands. A mystifying scene. The only thing we have are Cigarette Butts and suspicion. Dna would point one way. Hes like, serge, youve got to take a look at this. A Bombshell Message would point another. I read the letter and immediately knew this was something very important. A twisted trail leading to a sinister suspect. It takes a special kind of mind that wants to do something like that. To crack a case this convoluted, it might just take a miracle. That was extraordinary. I just couldnt believe it. Welcome to dateline. Two Young Women were discovered in a park bound and gagged. Both were sexually assaulted and shot in the head. One died, but the other miraculously was still alive. Some wondered, could a secret relationship have been the motive for murder . Heres Josh Mankiewicz with a texas twist. Named for the body of christ, Corpus Christi sits on the Texas Gulf Co
over 93,000 cases have been recorded in the past 2a hours a new record for a third consecutive day. documents from the government s scientific advisory group sage, seen by the bbc, suggest additional measures could be needed to slow the spread of the virus. 0ur health editor hugh pym has this report. it was a record day for boosters and unlike many other sites this week, there was no queueing at this walk in centre in barnsley, set up yesterday. we ve got a lot of vaccinators on site and a lot of admin support, so patients are getting a really good experience. they are in, they are out and away. but there is a warning that to slow the spread of the virus, the vaccination effort on its own may not be enough. papers from the expert sage committee seen by the bbc suggest that covid hospital admissions could double by the end of this month. scotland s first minister, meanwhile, said her prediction of a tsunami of cases was now coming true with 0micron the dominant strain of the
another day, another record. more than 93,000 new cases of coronavirus recorded in the uk in the past 2a hours. a fire in south london in which four young boys died. a 27 year old woman has been arrested on suspicion of child neglect. cancelled by covid manchester united is just one of several premier league teams that won t be playing this weekend. and the tv presenter aj 0dudu is forced to pull out of tomorrow s strictly final after tearing a ligament in her ankle. and in sportsday at 6:30 on the bbc news channel. england endure another difficult day in the ashes, with victory in the second test looking increasingly unlikely. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson says he takes personal responsibility for the conservatives crushing defeat in the north shropshire by election. the liberal democrats overturned a huge conservative majority of almost 23,000 and won by nearly 6,000 votes. the shock result follows a torrid week for the prime minister, who
tasked with turning things around at the john lewis partnership. she had impeccable career credentials, except for the fact she never done a day s work in retail in her life. could she really be the person to pull off what would be one of the biggest turnarounds in british business for a generation? a daughter of the windrush generation, born in the east end of london, sharon white had scaled the height of civil service is one of the senior economist sharon white had, before taking charge at ofcom. but within weeks of her surprise appointment, she found herself having to take some very tough decisions permanently shutting almost a third of the department stores factory outlets. this was a very bitter pill to swallow indeed. and yet, two years into a five year plan, there are some signs that the medicine is working. she s never given an major lengthy broadcast interview before. the question is simple, and a lot rides on the answer notjust for her, but for the very idea of