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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151101:07:07:00

tongue in cheek and took my little kids out with me and we started just walking around, soing if we could see her, just to tell her that her lunch was ready. you re not in a full-blown panic at this point? no. no. but before long, stephanie would come upon these. near a lamppost brooke had been cleaning, her flip-flops were on the pavement. the little piece of plastic that goes between your toe was ripped out on one and there were muddy toe prints sliding down the actual sole of the shoe so it was clear she was trying to stay put and stay grounded when she lost her shoes. you knew that right then? immediately. yeah. still, though, no panic, no cries for help for a couple of hours until 3:07 when stephanie s husband placed a very calm call to 911. 911, what is your emergency? yeah, i ve got somebody that is missing, a worker of mine we can t seem to find. missing from where?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120123:03:07:00

well, let s take out the search party. tongue in cheek and took my little kids out with me and we started just walking around, looking to see if we could see her, tell her that lunch was ready. you re not in a full-blown panic at this point? no. no. but before long, stephanie would come upon these. near a lamppost brooke had been cleaning, her flip-flops were on the pavement. the little piece of plastic that goes between your toe was ripped out on one and there were muddy toe prints sliding down the actual sole of the shoe so it was clear she was trying to stay put and stay grounded when she lost her shoes. you knew that right then? immediately. yeah. still, though, no panic, no cries for help for a couple of hours until 3:07 when stephanie s husband placed a very calm call to 911. 911, what is your emergency? yeah, i ve got somebody that is missing, a worker of mine we can t seem to find. missing from where? i m a manager of oak park

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100714:14:03:00

matter. everybody footprint, toe print looks a little bit different. that s right. they re unique to each individual. that s correct. now, what s interesting, particularly about this case is actually at a crime scene he outlined his own feet, appare apparently, in chalk. he did it himself. could there possibly be impressions there and, if not, maybe some small minute pieces of skin that could give dna. yes, that s correct. the impressions of his foot will be there or could be there, as well as dna. because any time you touch a surface you could leave behind dna and skin cells, that s correct. has this been used before? is it admissible in court? it has been used before. toe prints and footprints aren t as prevalent in the courts as fingerprints. but, yes, it has been used before. i believe in the early 1950s is one of the first cases in which a toe print was used to convict

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151031:23:07:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151031:23:07:00
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