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The body was covered with this yellow plastic tarp. I said, I want that yellow tarp off the body now.

A body should never be covered in plastic. Just want to leave it the way it is.

We had the tarp removed and I took a closer look.

There was a young woman around 18 to 20 years of age. Her skirt was hiked up. Her bra and her blouse were also above her breasts.

It looked like this was a victim of violent sexual assault.

Jennifer Leven's parents clearly had mixed feelings about the plea. They had obviously wanted a murder conviction but realized a definite manslaughter conviction and sure punishment were better than the pain of another trial and more uncertainty.

We could have understood another trial and the tension and problems that went on for another year and a half.

But Ellen Leven also said if a system worked better, there might have been a murder conviction.

I think it should have been allowed the evidences of this past. I think it would have made up a lot of jurors' minds, a lot sooner, if they knew he wasn't a really white-owned support that he would be here to be.

Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile. This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor and writer-producer for CBS's Criminal Minds. And with me today is...

Laura Richards, Criminal Behavior Warnalist, former New Scotland Yard and founder of Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service.

And I'm Lisa Zambezi, I'm the casting director for Criminal Minds.

And today we're continuing our coverage of the Preppy Murder DocuSeries. And we have a lot more to discuss.

But let me tell you this, I thought there was a lot of insightful information about the parents that came out sort of late in the show.

And the first thing is the Chambers father was actually known to Mike Shin, the detective on the case. But he knew him, he was in the same bar every week, and he never mentioned the fact that he had a son. What's that all about?

I mean, they were supposed to be buddies, and he didn't know this guy was the father of the guy he had just arrested.

And the mother apparently had very strong connections to the rich families that she was a nurse for. And apparently she was a nurse for Cardinal Cook, who was dying.

Now, I don't know all the details about Cardinal Cook's death, but I've certainly heard that he died of AIDS, and that they kept that all very quiet and made it seem like that wasn't what was going on.

And I think there was a lot of shenanigans going on with him. How did he get AIDS? And there are people that said things about him and about molesting boys. And it wouldn't surprise me because obviously McCarrick, who is the guy that wrote the letter that actually got Chambers bail.

And it turns out to have been molesting altiboy and guess who was an altiboy for him.

Yeah, well, that's why they did five episodes or five hours in the end because that all unfolded as they were shooting.

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