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Saturday, July 13 and 14 at 9 p.m. ET
Hosted by Geraldo Rivera
A judge on Thursday unsealed affidavits in the trial of a man accused of killing 7-year-old Danielle van Dam, including one in which police allege the defendant told them the desert east of San Diego would be "a great place to dump a body."
The 168 pages of affidavits were used to obtain search warrants for David Westerfield's property and vehicles after the girl disappeared from her home Feb. 1. Her body was found three weeks later along a rural road.
Westerfield, 50, has pleaded innocent to charges of kidnapping, murder and possession of child pornography.
And month later and still no trace of the lovely 14-year-old, Elizabeth Smart, snatched from her bedroom at gunpoint as her terrified 9-year-old sister watched.
At Large will bring you the latest in both cases.
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