yeah. certainly. which which may be hard to come by unfortunately for a number of those families, diane. i know that is understandably part of what we re hearing from some of the family members of the victims that they are hoping for justice here. what else have we learned? you know, erica, jim, a lot of this is processing everything that has happened over the past few days. we spent some time with latavia washington mcgee s family this morning. she was unharmed, at least physically in all of this, but her mother, barbara burgess told us that shaeed woodard who died in this was like a son to her, that she helped raise him and that zindell brown was like another son, a cousin and they all grew up together along with eric williams in the small city of lake city, south carolina, together. they went with her, her mother told me because she felt safe
has been completed and now they are in the process of processing everything they have found there at the house. but once again, most of the investigation now focused on those items that were found in the trash, those three items plus whatever else they may have found there and what they can do in terms of trying to make a match, some sort of a dna match, and see where it leads them. all right, jason carroll, we appreciate. it we turn out to mark mara who has more on the ongoing investigation. mark, thank you for being with us. you heard jason s report, does it seem to you like this is moving towards additional, more serious charges? it seems it is yeah. the prosecution did exactly what they should have done, arrested him for something but not for anything pointed to the murder because they don t want a s trial running, they arrest him for lying police, keeping him they now quote he is safe and they can do their job. i anticipate him taking a while to make sure it is done pr
reporter: anderson, as you know for the past several days they ve been searching inside the house, outside the house. late this afternoon the district attorney released a statement basically saying that the search at the house has been completed and now they re in the process of processing everything they found there at the house. but once again much of the investigation now focused on those items that were found in the trash, those three items plus whatever else they may have found there and what they can do in terms of trying to make a match, some sort of a dna match and see where it leads them. jason carroll, appreciate it. we turn now to criminal defense attorney mark numara for more on the growing investigation. you heard jason s report. does it seem to you this case is moving towardsden additional serious charges. the prosecution did exactly what they should have done, arrest him for something but not any type related to the murder because they don t want that
murder of his ex-girlfriend and he confessed to stabbing death of connie ridgeway f. convicted, he could face the death penalty. back to you. carley: jackie, thank you. austin williams, the son of connie ridgeway, who casey white confessed to killing, joins me now. good morning to you. what is your reaction to everything that happened last night? i m still kind of processing everything like a miracle happened. i didn t expect things to end well. carley: you thought things were going to end violently? yes, i was almost sure they were. i am surprised casey white surrendered himself. i feel like vicki was kind of a victim in the situation. carley: what has the past week been like for your family? i m sure you never expected,
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