[Blackwell:] Police say now a fifth teen has been arrested in connection with an attack on a lesbian couple on a bus in London. Metropolitan police announce that arrest today, and four other teenagers were arrested yesterday on suspicion of robbery and causing grievous bodily harm.
[Paul:] One of the women actually shared this image. This was taken moments after the attack, which happened May 30th. The woman says she shared her story on Facebook to raise awareness and that in the aftermath found out a lot of her friends had been harassed because of their sexuality.
[Blackwell:] Police searching for a missing Connecticut woman are now focusing their investigation on her estranged husband and his girlfriend. Fifty-year-old Jennifer Dulos disappeared two weeks ago.
[Paul:] According to "The Hartford Courant" this morning, the girlfriend of Dulos' estranged husband met with investigators yesterday, walked the wooded area behind the home that she shared with her boyfriend. Here's CNN's Jean Casarez.
[Jean Casarez, Cnn Correspondent:] As law enforcement continued their investigation into the disappearance of 50-year-old Jennifer Dulos, legal documents say something police won't say at this point Jennifer Dulos was the victim of a crime. After last being seen on the morning of May 24th dropping her children off at school, hours later a missing persons' report was filed. During a search of her home police discovered multiple stains of blood on the floor, multiple areas of suspected blood spatter, and attempts to clean up the scene. They concluded Dulos was a suspected victim of a serious physical assault.
[Rev. Peter Walsh, St. Mark's Episcopal Church:] The truth of it is that people are all dealing with something that doesn't even seem real, and yet it clearly is real.
[Casarez:] Reverend Peter Walsh led community members at a prayer vigil after the mother of five went missing while police focused on their investigation, calling residents of New Canaan to ask for help.
[Unidentified Male:] As part of this timeline, we seek video surveillance from homes or businesses that have cameras which capture vehicular activity on roadways.
[Casarez:] That timeline had law enforcement searching a busy street in Hartford after city surveillance video showed what appeared to be her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, depositing trash bags into garbage receptacles, more than 30 stops in all, hours after Jennifer Dulos went missing. A woman matching his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, description is seen with him. Clothes and a sponge from the recovered bags were confirmed to have Jennifer's blood on them. That led police to arrest Fotis Dulos and Troconis, charging them with tampering with evidence and hindering prosecution. After an initial court appearance, Troconis posted the $500,000 bond, Dulos did not and remains in jail. Jennifer Dulos and her husband of 12 years have been embroiled in a divorce battle the last two years. In her original divorce filing Jennifer told the court, quote, "I am afraid of my husband. I know he will retaliate by trying to harm me in some way," and claimed that he threatened to kidnap their children. Fotis Dulos denied it all to the court. While police continue to conduct searches at properties he owns, they are also coming through mountains of trash for any evidence that can determine what really happened to Jennifer Dulos. Jean Casarez, CNN, New Canaan, Connecticut.
[Paul:] Officials in the Dominican Republic are waiting for toxicology results to determine the official causes of death after three American tourists mysteriously died within days of one another at the same resort. Officials say initial autopsy results show that 41-year-old Miranda Schaup-Werner died of a heart attack and that Nathaniel Holmes and Cynthia Day had internal bleeding and an abnormal build-up of fluid in their lungs. The State Department says the FBI is helping Dominican authorities with those toxicology reports, and the island's tourism minister says the Dominican Republic is safe and called the deaths isolated incidents. And listen to this, federal investigators say they've connected a confessed serial killer to more than 60 murders, yes, six-zero. Who you see there, 79-year-old Samuel Little currently serving three consecutive life sentences for murder in California. Just last week he was indicted in the deaths of two women in the Cleveland area decades ago. Now according to the FBI, Little has confessed to killing more than 90 women in 14 states between 1970 and 2005. If confirmed, that would make Little the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
[Blackwell:] The U.S. and Mexico have reached a deal to avoid the threat of tariffs on Mexican goods, but are there more problems on the political horizon? Our political team of experts joins us next.