his base. if they think this is a slippery slope, all the rhetoric that gun owners use where is his base going to go? they re not going to leave him. they will be dispirited, he needs them for tax reform. they re trying to decide, can we do the bump stock ban, and if they re there with him, he ll go with it. this is not the time to talk about it. th that blows my mind. it is certainly the time to talk about it. the former ceo of equifax testifying right now on the hill for the second day over the massive data breach earlier this year. we ll get a live report from that hearing. it blows my mind when they blame the tech guy. it s when john corzine blamed the back office from global.
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the day she went missing. after that, nothing. what happened after midnight in that house? exactly. that was the million dollar question. the video files from midnight until 6:00 in the morning that day were corrupted, according to the tech guy who examined them. we could see footage, but what it was, it was very disjointed. most of it was not time stamped or it was not date stamped. so it was not in a manner that you could just go in and click play and just play through everything. the bottom line, the police had zero, nada, zilch. and so with no compelling reason to stick around lawrenceville, matt layly moved back up north to vermont, to be closer to his family. that was in february of 2012, almost seven months to the day after nique s body was found. nique s stepmother, betty chatham, says the move effectively ended all contact between nique s family and her two youngest daughters amanda, 12, and rebecca 9. he was to provide us with a telephone number.
the day she went missing. after that, nothing. what happened after midnight in that house? exactly. that was the million dollar question. the video files from midnight until 6:00 in the morning that day were corrupted, according to the tech guy who examined them. we could see footage, but what it was, it was very disjointed. most of it was not time stamped or it was not date stamped. so it was not in a manner that you could just go in and click play and just play through everything. the bottom line, the police had zero, nada, zilch. and so with no compelling reason to stick around lawrenceville, matt layly moved back up north to vermont, to be closer to his family. that was in february of 2012, almost seven months to the day after nique s body was found. nique s stepmother, betty chatham, says the move effectively ended all contact between nique s family and her two youngest daughters amanda, 12, and rebecca 9. he was to provide us with a
after months of reviewing more than a half million video clips, the best investigators could come up with was this. it s a clip of nique leili walking onto the front porch to have a smoke just after midnight on july 9, 2011. the day she went missing. after that, nothing. what happened after midnight in that house? exactly. that was the million dollar question. the video files from midnight until 6:00 in the morning that day were corrupted, according to the tech guy who examined them. we could see footage, but what it was, it was very disjointed. most of it was not time stamped or it was not date stamped. so it was not in a manner that you could just go in and click play and just play through everything. the bottom line, the police had zero, nada, zilch. and so with no compelling reason to stick around lawrenceville, matt layly moved back up north to vermont, to be closer to his family. that was in february of 2012, almost seven months to the day after nique s body was found. ni