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earrings in the carpet. ribbons on the ground. tire tracks on the lawn. there was evidence of a violent struggle. what had happened? and who was behind it? everything was a mystery. was she still alive? was she not? it tore us apart. for years they demanded answers, a struggle each day. then came the cold case squad with a new bag of tricks. i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. they wanted justice just as bad as we did. as a mother she fought and fought and fought. we just never gave up. don t mess with a mother bear. hello. welcome to dateline. tara was just 19. a beautiful young woman with big dreams. suddenly, she vanished. snatched from the safety of her own home. there was little evidence to go on, no witness to reveal who took tara or why. or so investigators thought. it would take years and a team of determined cold case detectives to uncover that long buried clue and the story that would blow this case wide open. he ....
A bit shady. hard to believe. prosecutor feinberg concluded he simply didn t have enough to make a charge stick. dna evidence in this case that was collected from the residents either came back to the family, or was not relevant to this case. there was no indication that the perpetrators had left blood or a body fluid at the home. so cases typically go cold when you run out of leads and information. and you run out of ideas. tara s mother, sharon, the again and again demanded to know what, if anything was going on. prosecutor feinberg had no choice, he said, he couldn t tell her. the frustration was clear. you could see it on her face. here it in her voice. the family was devastated. and they wanted answers. and i can understand that. you can t as a prosecutor just say detective, give all those answers. you can t put that information ....
Feel like, you know, i ve been harassed. and several times, he himself confronted the detectives. insisted he was innocent, all the talk was unfair. i am telling you the truth. i have nothing to do with this girl s disappearance. i m getting the [bleep] shaft here. it was a problem. detectives certainly had their suspicions. but evidence? there was none. and most everyone they questioned who knew barr was, well, a bit shady. hard to believe. prosecutor feinberg concluded he simply didn t have enough to make a charge stick. the dna evidence in this case that was collected from the residence either came back to the family or was not relevant to this case. there was no indication that the perpetrators had left blood or body fluid at the home. and so cases typically go cold when you run out of leads and when you run out of information and ....
. to watch what transpired. but we ve been having this conversation for several years now. it didn t start just eric brown, or steal. now it is mr. nichols, i think of the nation we have to understand that, at some point, we have to accept the fact that it s the entire system. the entire system needs to be changed. we have to ship from a culture of accepting excessive force and to going into these police departments and making quarter changing decisions. really important point, councilman, thank you so much. appreciate your time this evening. thank you for the opportunity. the idea of never again to, once again. here we are. five fired at police officers have each been charged with second degree murder and some are questioning whether prosecutors can make that charge stick. shelby counties da, stephen mulroy, who s bringing these charges saying this about them. ....
Of accepting excessive force, but to going into these police departments and making culture changing decisions. really important point, councilman, thank you so much, i appreciate your time this evening. thank you for the opportunity. you know, the idea of never again to once again. here we are. five fired memphis police department officers have each been charged with second degree murder and some are questioning whether prosecutors can make that charge stick. while shelby counties da, stephen mulroy, he is bringing these charges and saying this about it. under tennessee law, in order for one to prove there is a knowing killing, the only thing one must prove is that one acted with a course of conduct whereas the defendant was reasonably certain that death may result. and we believe that all the evidence taken together will show that, and we are confident that we have a strong case. well the da is confident in this case, let s take a closer look at why that might be. what eviden ....