circle of friends, acquaintances, her job. anybody that knew her. reporter: including all her current and former boyfriends. racquetball partners, ski buddies, work colleagues. we had the time to develop some background on all the players, so that we would have some idea what questions to ask. anyone of whom could have been the. anyone. reporter: mind you, which frank had already call the police to offer his help and was pretty quickly eliminated. he had an alibi. but how about that old flame, joe giarrusso? he was without a doubt in lindsey part majesty hours before he she was killed. the neighbors had seen him they are eating dinner. joe told the detectives that lynne was fine when he left. did it make you think that he might be a suspect? oh yeah. he was something we had to invest immediately. reporter: so they brought joe in for questioning.
pandemic of the unvaccinated and dividing this country between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated when everyone i know right now that has the virus has been vaccinated and boosted. so it s not a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we know that. everyone in the country knows that because we have family members and friends and we have work colleagues that have the virus and the vaccine was redefined. it was supposed to stop infection. that s what pfizer and moderna said and now we moved the needle saying it is making the virus milder. that s fine and i believe that could be the case but he has to stop dividing the country. that s why his approval rating is circling the drain. harris: all of this under the previous president gave us our biggest fighting weapon yet. biden hasn t done that. he stood in the way of some of the therapeutics. speculation over a possible third white house bid by hillary clinton. i can t even believe we re saying this. it is gaining steam.
jurors and they have to make a decision. fist jurors and they have to make a decision. ., jurors and they have to make a decision. . ., . , , ., decision. at a time of crisis, and i think we can decision. at a time of crisis, and i think we can call decision. at a time of crisis, and i think we can call certainly - decision. at a time of crisis, and i think we can call certainly the - think we can call certainly the start of the pandemic a crisis, is there any doubt that people there, staff at all levels, will have been working extremely hard, pressurised situation, very long hours, might want to let off a bit of steam at the end the day with their work colleagues? is there any justification for that, during such an intense period of working? i am s nthetic an intense period of working? i am synthetic two an intense period of working? i am synthetic two people an intense period of working? i n synthetic two people working very hard during the covid crisis, and particularl
back to the end of april, everybody got covid in downing street. it was not a healthfully environment and the way to get out of that was to spill into the garden. you couldn t have a beer and a pub or at home with a friend, or on a park bench. you could probably have a beer while you were working with one of your work colleagues. is that what happened? work colleagues. is that what ha ened? ., ., , , happened? note, and we ve been very clear throughout happened? note, and we ve been very clear throughout in happened? note, and we ve been very clear throughout in making happened? note, and we ve been very clear throughout in making a clear throughout in making a distinction and we ve uncovered four of distinction and we ve uncovered four of these gatherings and are reporting four of these gatherings and are reporting that sue grey is looking at. reporting that sue grey is looking at we ve reporting that sue grey is looking at. we ve been clear we were not looking a