look at an old lead. he just said it s a match a person no one would hav ever suspected of murder we were going to end this was suddenly suspect number one. perfect murder. almost hello welcome to dateline . she was a new bride marrie just three months, then she wa found murdered what happened to her remained mystery for decades partly because police told us the thief must have killed her during a break-in gone bad they discovered it wasn t murder, but a suspect whos trail right to their own front door here is josh mankiewicz with the smoking gun. february 1st, 2009. the detective arrived before dawn at the los angeles police department s van nuys station. i was tired i was tired. he had hosted a super bow party the night before and the beer had flowed freely that seemed to be a good da to have a cup of coffee an caught up on my reading. a couple of aspirin maybe he reached for a file sitting on his desk for months the file of sherri rasmu
what they think. chuck rosenberg, what is you take there is a lot in the indictment that did no surprise me, we have bee hearing for a long time it would be related to the hush money payments and therefore false entries on the books and records of the trump organization but there are some reall fascinating detail in th company statement of facts tha prosecutors filed yesterday, which shows, a couple of things one, their theory for elevatin those false records and thos false entries into felonies, violations of election law state and federal, and the hin of a plan to violate state - law. you also see the sensuality of not just michael cohen to this scheme, but also - clear to me from the statement of facts, and the prosecutor can prove everything in that statement of facts tha minister pecker woul essentially publishes th national enquirer wa responsible for the catch an kill stories, is a reall important witness. he had private conversations with trump, and in those convers
started routinely routinel enough for lapd detectiv stephanie lazarus. she took th train to union station i downtown l.a. reporting for he normal shift that morning at police headquarters in parke center. after arriving stephanie was told to meet wit two detectives. the man sh didn t know from lapd s elit robbery homicide division, t help them interrogate a suspec involving some stolen art work which was stephanie s beat as detective. so lazarus went dow to a secured area in the basement to meet with her tw colleagues in a small intervie room. because it s part of the jail, all cops who enter her are required to give up thei guns. unarmed and unsuspecting lazarus didn t realize she was being recorded by an undercove camera i don t know if you know my partner.
we have an ill sharpton, first let me salute you on standin up, saying what this was about in terms of you not bein excluded, and the others were. that was race. i think people around th country, you know, had hop from you standing up and havin that kind of courage let me ask this. do you see any legal or othe ways that could lead to th reinstatement of your tw colleagues, and do you see a path forward in terms of dealing with laws around gun in the state of tennessee? we are talking about reactin to nine-year-olds being killed at school, and i do not thin we want to - so do you see a pathway toward dealing with a gun legislation that the three of you advocated? and do you see a way of legally, or otherwise, reinstating thes two lawmakers that you may fee