united states and all around the world. i m max foster in london. just ahead after listening with him against fetterman, it s definitely oz. doing that debate wasn t exactly easy. conservative voters are rallying behind him. trump is not saying whether he s going to comply. doesn t get anymore important than mark meadows. she said she saw these bodies being disposed of. we re going to finish this one way or another. we re going to get this the answers to this. announcer: live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster. it s thursday, october the 27th, 9 a.m. in london, 4 a.m. on the east coast. we are now just 12 days away from election day in america. that fact isn t lost on many voters who have already taken part in early voting or mailed in their ballots ahead of the critical mid-term elections. a huge turnout is being seen in several key states including florida and georgia. candidates now have less than two weeks to go to make their pitches a
her son just a few days before he was killed. crowds gather outside a st. louis high school on wednesday night for a candle lit vigil to honor the two victims of monday s school shooting. their families were among the hundreds to pay tribute in a balloon release for the teacher jean kuska and 15-year-old student alexandra bell when a 15-year-old gunman returned to his high school. orlando harris was shot and killed by police. his parents were getting him mental health treatment. the weapon that was removed is the same weapon used in the attack. authorities in iowa say they re actively investigating a rural area where a woman claimed her father dumped the bodies of people he killed decades ago. the search comes after newsweek asked for a quote of lucy studey
about don studey, lucy s father? reporter: if this were 2022, anderson, it s hard to imagine he would have gotten away with the myriad of things he did. we were able to establish that, in fact, he was a gambler and that he lived a life of crime. while those things don t necessarily point to him being a murderer, let alone a serial killer, speaking to people, there is this pattern of both violence and another interesting thing, a pattern that says that he may have been connected to a criminal ring and potentially organized crime. one investigator described it, if you were to bury a body, this would be the place to do it. you go down there, there s no sound. there s no one passing through there so you have you have unfettered sort of access and undisturbed ability to really do what you will there. and one can imagine that a body buried there would, you know, likely go undisturbed.
who said her dad killed 50 to 70 people. one of the reporters who broke the story said he believes her but some things are working against the case. cnn s anderson cooper spoke with him earlier. for 45 years she has been telling the same story consistently. we found this in evidence of some of the earlier records we obtained. it s something the sheriff who has been leading this investigation tells us as well. why it hasn t happened is an important question. in lucy s case she has four things working against her. one, when this allegedly happened she was a child. two, she was poor. three, as she told later on, she was a woman. we understand how law enforcement in many cases dismisses the claims of women. of course the fourth thing which is we have yet to find a body or name associated with this. even though she says very correctly she saw these bodies being disposed of. you know, we have yet to find a body. explain what you ve uncovered