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[indiscernible] ashley: live on the ground in matamoros, where he recorded that video you just saw and journalist nick sorter live from mission, texas. we start with alexandria hoff in washington with the latest. alexandria: those are truly sad images. time has caught up. the white house releases this saying starting tonight, people who arrive without using lawful pathway are ineligible for asylum, the border is not open. people who did not use correct this comes after the white house released plan that would allow temporary release of migrants into the u.s. without a court date or means to track them. it was effort to hold off overcrowding. releases of individuals subject to an immigration enforcement proceedings is not particular to this administration. this would not be on case-by-case basis? we implement our operations in conjunction with the department of justice and have confidence in the lawfulness of our action. alexandria: a federal judge out of florida
That. She loved skiing, sailing, and friends. She was extremely outgoing. A wonderful life that came to a tragic end on a warm summer night. Her life had ended, but our story was just beginning. Her killer had not been caught. But, the trail grew cold, the file forgotten until decades later, someone dusted it off. The whole goal of this case was trying to see the thing that was hiding in plain sight. There were clues, mysterious weapon made of wire, a wedding invitation, a midnight sale to nowhere. Were they enough to catch a killer . I was 100 confident he was our guy. Now, the showdown. A determined prosecutor against the famed Defense Lawyer who helped set o. J. Simpson free. After 35 years, was it finally time for justice . He was alone in his makeshift workshop. Had to be for what he intended. Carefully, he cut lengths of a broom handle, two of them, just a few inches each. Send them down, drilled a hole in each one, found a piece of wire to string between them. Too thin. He doubl
There was no rope. there was no tape. that was rounder in the room, just read marks. little red marks that looked, somehow, familiar. it looked like two parallel lines, and then perpendicular to those lines are little lines that are probably a 16th of an inch apart. i ve seen these marks before, sometimes on the flex ties that we used to make arrests. we thought, oh wow, he used zip ties to bind her. but then you would cut them off afterwards. he obviously cut them off afterwards, and we knew that immediately. detective mind went to the darkest of places. diamonds to been restrained with a zip ties, helpless, terrified as she watched her killer prepare the ligature and put it around her neck. what kind of horror did she go through? what was going through her head? after she was dead, the killer must have stayed for a
I have a detective mind and i think i know who the guy is. ashley: when you say think you know who the guy is, does that mean police have not caught him? they have not caught him. i sent them the video of the guy, i m pretty sure i found a visual on this person. ashley: was there ever a time that you thought this could happen to you in your home? never. i never would think that. i have been so upset with what happened with california, california i feel like i m in an abusive relationship. i love california, but it s become abusive. there is nowhere more beautiful and i m part of a wonderful jewish community, comedy community here and i hate to see what has happened to my beautiful los angeles. it s become like a cruel trick they played on the citizens to see how can you raise a family while having encampments filled