Crime & Punishment: Hannah Graham suspect faces new indictment
Jesse Matthew is the lead suspect in the disappearance of missing UVA sophomore Hannah Graham. Prosecutors announced today that he was indicted on a string of charges for a 2005 sexual assault. This comes as investigators work to determine whether human remains found over the weekend belong to Hannah Graham. Anderson discussed the latest developments with Coy Barefoot, who has been following this story as the Host and Executive Producer of Inside Charlottesville.
Randi Kaye looks at how the Hannah Graham disappearance, the 2005 incident and others may be part of an even larger pattern of tragedies.
AC360 investigates 2003 allegations against suspect in disappearance of Hannah Graham
Jesse Matthew is charged with abduction in the disappearance of UVA sophomore Hannah Graham. Police say DNA links Matthew to the death of a different woman in Virginia five years ago. Randi Kaye has been investigating allegations made against Matthew during his college years.
Rape allegation from 2002 emerges against suspect in Hannah Graham case
Jesse Matthew, the suspect in the disappearance of UVA student Hannah Graham, has now been linked to two sexual assault cases at two Virginia universities he attended in 2002 and 2003. Randi Kaye traveled to one of the schools to learn more.
Are Secret Service agents allowed to shoot White House trespassers?
Questions are mounting about how anyone could not only storm the White House through an unlocked front door, but also make it all the way into the East Room. Secret Service Director Julia Pierson testified on Capitol Hill today and acknowledged that the "security plan was not properly executed" when an intruder jumped the White House fence. Pamela Brown takes a closer look the grilling by congressional lawmakers.
Do Secret Service agents have any more power to use lethal force than the average American police officer? Randi Kaye reports on Secret Service protocols.
Crime & Punishment: New evidence in the Hannah Graham case may not mean new hope
The man who police believe was the last person to see missing UVA sophomore Hannah Graham is now behind bars. Investigators say the arrest of Jesse Matthew led to a "significant break" in the 2009 death of Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington. She vanished after attending a Metallica concert on the UVA campus. Jean Casarez looks at what is being described as a "new forensic link" between the two cases.
The Hannah Graham case has brought new attention to other cases of missing young women. Randi Kaye looks at two who disappeared within 60 miles of each other.
Campus holds vigil as police search for missing UVA sophomore Hannah Graham
Police are working to piece together the events that led up to the disappearance of Hannah Graham. She vanished last weekend. Investigators released surveillance video that they hope will lead them to Graham. Randi Kaye takes a look at that video and has the latest on the investigation.
Moving message to the nine-year-old who accidentally killed her gun instructor with an Uzi… from his family
The recent shooting death of an Arizona gun instructor has put a spotlight on children at shooting ranges. The man who was killed was a father of four. His children suffered a tremendous loss, yet they have reached out with compassion to the young girl who killed their father. Randi Kaye has the story.
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New information on aftermath video of the Michael Brown shooting
"He had his f****n hands up." That's what one witnesses is screaming in a video recorded moments after the shooting death of Michael Brown. He was one of two contractors who just happened to be working nearby that day. Randi Kaye spoke to the attorney for the man who shot that video and she has new information.
How does this video change the case against Officer Darren Wilson? Anderson discussed this with CNN Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin and Anthony Gray, who is an attorney for Michael Brown's family.
How the world is responding to ISIS' propaganda videos
Videos from ISIS that depict the executions of American journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff have drawn condemnation from around the world. Randi Kaye reports how those videos are also being used to draw new recruits on jihadi web sites and chatrooms.
Maajid Nawaz was once a Muslim extremist. He discussed what this generation of radicals sees in ISIS' videos.
American Journey: HopeCam
It is a side-effect of cancer that is often overlooked: social isolation. It wasn't ignored by Len Forkas when his son Matt was battling leukemia at the age of nine. To help him fight the loneliness, he used a web cam to reconnect his son to his friends at school. Today, both Len and Matt are using their charity HopeCam to help kids fighting cancer stay connected. Randi Kaye has their story.
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