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We now know just how important good old fashioned police work was in cracking the University of Idaho murders case. From amassing video surveillance of the suspect’s car…to getting DNA evidence that gave them 99.998% certainty they had their man. And it was a piece of garbage from the suspect's parents homes that did that. And it doesn’t officially hit stores until next week, but there is plenty of reaction to Prince Harry's explosive book and most of it's not very favorable to the author. The book was accidentally released five days early in Spain…and as people are reading directly what Harry's put in print - some are saying he should be stripped of his titles. Plus, he saved his children's lives…and now he's fighting for his own. Former NFL running back Peyton Hillis is in intensive care today after rescuing his two young children during a swimming accident. And is it more than just a creepy coincidence? It turns out that the sister of the man charged with murdering the four University of Idaho students once starred in a slasher movie, in which students are stabbed to death.
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