detective bratton told jurors about adkins story version number one: that he d been a good samaritan who d stopped to help dana. he stated that he was driving south and seen something in the roadway. reporter: then came adkins story number two, the detective testified. dana had been in his car, but had fallen out. the detective told the jury he didn t buy it he d checked out that car for himself. and what did yoobsee in doing that? i didn t observe any problems. reporter: finally there was adkins story number three, prosecutors argued, when he came up with that new detail the mailbox. how did the back of her head get caved in? that pipe from the mailbox that was there. reporter: but if adkins was lying about it being an accident, prosecutors needed to tell the jury what really happened. what evidence was there of murder? and here was the heart of the prosecution s case the
prosecutor wanted the jury to understand was how many times adkins had changed his story about that night. detective bratton told jurors about adkins story version number one: that he d been a good samaritan who d stopped to help dana. he stated that he was driving south and seen something in the roadway. reporter: then came adkins story number two, the detective testified. dana had been in his car, but had fallen out. the detective told the jury he didn t buy it he d checked out that car for himself. and what did you observe in doing that? i didn t observe any problems. reporter: finally there was adkins story number three, prosecutors argued, when he came up with that new detail the mailbox. how did the back of her head get caved in? that pipe from the mailbox that was there. reporter: but if adkins was lying about it being an accident, prosecutors needed to tell the jury what really
heyer and other were protesting the right to demonstrate by neo-nazis. the man had attended the right-wing rally. he s been charged with first-degree murder in heyer s death. they tried to kill my child to shut her up. guess what just magnified her. reporter: story number two dozens of women speak out about being sexuallyharassed sexually harassed or abused by harvey weinstein. more and more women coming forward accusing harvey weinstein of bill gateselatant conduct. he forced himself on to me, it was not consensual. reporter: tweweinstein respod saying any allegations of unconsensual sex are
it s a biassed investigation, and it did help him with that narrative. we don t know who authorized the release of the text mess edges to the press, and we are trying to figure out who that was. let s go to story number two. this is bob mueller, he has obtained e-mails that have to do with the transition, the trump transition into office. let s explain that. access reported last night the transition team was using government e-mail servers to conduct its business over the period, over the course of the transition, and the gsa, which is the organization that overseas the transition team and it s e-mails, actually because gave those e-mails to bob mueller, and bob mueller is a government authority and he has the ability to send a letter and say, hey, can i see these e-mails, and without a subpoena. it s a basic process. and then trump s lawyers went and sent a congress by passing
detective bratton told jurors about adkins story version number one: that he d been a good samaritan who d stopped to help dana. he stated that he was driving south and seen something in the roadway. reporter: then came adkins story number two, the detective testified. dana had been in his car, but had fallen out. the detective told the jury he didn t buy it he d checked out that car for himself. and what did you observe in doing that? i didn t observe any problems. reporter: finally there was adkins story number three, prosecutors argued, when he came up with that new detail the mailbox. how did the back of her head get caved in? that pipe from the mailbox that was there. reporter: but if adkins was lying about it being an accident, prosecutors needed to tell the jury what really happened. what evidence was there of murder? and here was the heart of the prosecution s case the forensics.