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Our expert, CNN's John Miller, the former Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism

of the New York Police Department, and Stacey Schneider, a criminal defense trial attorney,

and John Miller. Let's start with these

charges now, first-degree murder and also murder, including terrorism charges. Tell us about that.

Well, first-degree murder, as the district attorney pointed out, is a rarely used charge. And what

is interesting is that today, as the grand jury was sitting there in secret,

voting to hand up these indictments, Governor Kathy Hockel was running a conference call with

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