GERAGOS: I had a case just within the last 90 days here in Los Angeles where it was the same thing. It was about 12:30 in the morning and it was a security camera on a side view of cars. And what they were able to do is to slow it down, obviously, take the single pictures and then measure the car. And the question, in our case, was it a BMW 7 Series or was it a smaller car? If they're able to do the same thing and either determine that it's the same size as a white Jeep Cherokee or excluded as a Jeep Cherokee, I think that at least will give them some idea as to whether or not they're off on a wild goose chase.
GRACE: Well, Mark, there's more than that, actually. You know, you have got these other two handymen in the mix now, three guys altogether. Rex Young, John Remington, Ricci. They all three worked together just two blocks from the Smart home, OK. They've all got violent felony histories. That's quite a coincidence. So, they're not going to only be comparing this car to Ricci's Jeep, but to the cars belonging to the other two guys as well.
Comment - I guess no one told Nancy Grace Remington's lawyer says he was in jail that night.
GERAGOS: But the reason they're going to compare it to Ricci's Jeep at least initially is because they've apparently got one witness, a mechanic, who is out there saying that there are seat covers being pulled off, that there's post diggers coming out and that it's covered with mud.
So the first thing they're going to do is focus on that car that you've got a picture of right now, see if they can determine -- if you see those wheel wells, there's a slight angle. They're going to see if on a side view, they can determine whether or not there's an angle. There's also a sharper angle on the top of that Jeep which they'll be able to measure at least from the pictures as well.
On Nov. 2, 2001, the FBI and Sandy police said Ricci masterminded the hold-up of Far West Bank, 8520 S. 1300 East. According to a Sandy police report, a man in a ski mask entered the bank holding a black handgun just before 5 p.m. The man ordered two tellers to lie down on the floor and threatened to take a third hostage if the tellers didn't cooperate. The man took $1,713 from the tills and ran out of the bank. The man was seen getting into the passenger side of a white Honda. Wednesday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Lambert announced Ricci was that man. Young and Remington also participated in the bank robbery. he said.