yield any meaningful evidence at this stage, but the clothing, which should still have been preserved, might be more easily looked at. henry lee had looked at the panties at one time, the forensic scientist, and found the foreign dna but attributed it to people who handled the panties in packaging it or washing it and then folding it. but are you saying that technology is advanced so now if we look at her panties we may be able to find something more indicative of who the killer was? and by the way, what s with these d.a. s, you have alex hunter who won t take it to court. then you ve got mary lacey who is dragging in that guy from hong kong or thailand. remember that one? to charge him with the death? mary lacey apparently was looking, did not think the parents had anything to do with the death and arrested this guy in thailand and released him, it
yield any meaningful evidence at this stage, but the clothing, which should still have been preserved, might be more easily looked at. henry lee had looked at the panties at one time, the forensic scientist, and found the foreign dna but attributed it to people who handled the panties in packaging it or washing it and then folding it. but are you saying that technology is advanced so now if we look at her panties we may be able to find something more indicative of who the killer was? and by the way, what s with these d.a. s, you have alex hunter who won t take it to court. then you ve got mary lacey who is dragging in that guy from hong kong or thailand. remember that one? to charge him with the death? mary lacey apparently was looking, did not think the parents had anything to do with the death and arrested this guy in thailand and released him, it
14 years after the murder case grabbed attention, a possible new lead here. one of the stories we re following far and wide. the body of the 6-year-old pageant queen was found in the family basement in 1996. investigators say they re launching a fresh round of interviews that could provide clues as to who killed john ben nat ramsey. craig silver served as chief deputy district attorney for six years. what do you make of this, looking at a possible new lead so long after she was killed? wow, it s really interesting. dna may be a part of this. there s a new sheriff in boulder. more accurately a more district attorney. people who follow jonbenet remember al ex-hunter. he had his problems as boultder d.a. mary lacey and the jean marc hart fiasco, that wasn t too good. stan garnet is quite intelligent, very ambitious. i think he d like to solve this
investigation. these terror alerts are mad endingly vague. they don t tell tourists or any travelers in europe any information at all. but there is a real thing there. u.s. and western security officials believe there are a number of al qaeda operatives in europe right now who have been trained in firearms, explosives training at training camps in northwest pakistan and are essentially on the loose and part of this plot. there is a lot of uncertainty about who they are. in most cases u.s. and western security officials from all yass. they don t necessarily know the ideas of who they are. in some cases i m told they may know a little more than that. but the fact is that people are pulling out all the stops trying to identify these people, trying to find these people and that is what has led to the concern that led to this the terror alerts over the weekend. we know some of the information there getting from interrogating this german pakistani dissent ahmed sadiki, but ar