Insurance policy? Hmmm? Why is there always the insurance policy?

She looked like a suspect from the start...

I don't trust her...

i just started watchin, catch me up! please

Shame on the system that excuses poor performance! Why wait 7 mos to submit DNA? And the policeman who said he guesses people just like firemen better -- sour grapes. Has he no empathy or understanding for the poor widow? Is he so self-involved that he can't see what the widow is trying to accomplish? $500,000 isn't enough for incompetence.

It is a shame that cities cannot afford to quickly process DNA. The process is slow and expensive. Employees and equipment are a further expense. More requests are made than can be processed quickly. This woman's lawsuit has now deprived the city of more money, and will only slow the processing more.

The city could have hired two additional police chemists for what they had to pay her and her attorneys.

i knew katherine as a teenager, i trained her in her first job in el paso tx. this story is so sad and shocking, i wish i could get in touch with her....

I have lived in Albuquerque for the past 13. I have never seen a more inept police department in my life. The Chief of police is a card-carrying idiot and should have been fired long ago. (All hyperbole aside - I am more afraid of being shot by the police than by a bad guy. They have had more police related shootings than I have ever seen anywhere. A bunch of trigger-happy idiots -- total lack of leadership) The DA, Carrie Brandenburg, is a regular on the news making excuses for her office. It's a pretty corrupt culture in all.

There are a couple questions that I had hoped would be asked before I condemn the police. I don't dateline a good job in this respect.

1. If the DNA had been submitted earlier would it have helped catch the killer before he had a chance? That is was his DNA already in a database (he was an Ex-con)?

2. Were the Police too complancent in the Murder of the 2 Old folks by having two men in jail and one who confessed even though material that contained DNA was known to be present? Seems that material was actually inconvenient.

In any event due diligence should have forced the submittal of the material for DNA analysis right away, and as a matter of SOP, for the sake of the men behind bars.

Look how much money the city could have saved if they had done due diligence. It might or might not have saved the final victim, the sample could still have been in a quie etc but sitting for months before submittal is not acceptable.

The wrongfully jailed dou probably should have gotten more than they did get and the widow had a point.

Does anyone happen to know the song played during the promo for the new episodes airing in January? I think one of the lyrics is, ' while the sinners sleep'. Thank you for your time and help.

Comfortability kills and so did she!

What is the name of the serial killer in jail now?

Does anyone know the name of the serial killer now in prison?

The widow comes across a greedy and ungrateful. Not only did the police department find her husbands' killer, but they did it very quickly. I don't know why they settled with her. That money should go to hire more staff to test the DNA, so there isn't a backlog and innocent people aren't sitting in jail!

i think she planned the murder. if someone broke in how come the back door wasn't damaged, maybe she negotiated the insurance money with the killer. i dont trust this chick.

PLEASE bring back the transcripts. I am interested in finding out about this episode but there's not only no movie clip, but no transcript either.