BALDWIN: Again, we're minutes away from hearing the verdict in the Barry Bonds perjury trial. He's accused of lying to a grand jury, with one count of obstruction. We'll get to a reporter at the courthouse momentarily. For now, I want to take you to New York. Long Island police told the news media today that their serial killer investigation is not an episode of CSI. Senior Correspondent Allan Chernoff is in New York. Police, I know, called this news conference today. Did we learn anything new?</s>ALLAN CHERNOFF, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Basically we learned that the search continues by land, sea, and air. The police commissioner here in Suffolk County said that the FBI will be providing helicopters that can take aerial photos, detailed photos to help them in their investigation.</s>BALDWIN: I know, Allan, you reported that detectives did not question a crucial witness for four months. Who are we talking about and why?</s>CHERNOFF: That's right, a man who lives in the small town of Oak Beach, New York. Back on May 1st of last year, Shannon Gilbert banged on his door at 5:00 in the morning. He tried to help her by calling the police. He spoke to the man and saw her flee and called police. He talked to them. He directed them towards the beach where he saw her running off to. Now, all of that information was not conveyed to the detectives until four months later because detectives here didn't ask for it. He told me that he was not contacted by detectives looking into this missing persons issue until August.</s>BALDWIN: How about that, Allan Chernoff, ten separate remains found thus far. And just a reminder, CNN will be airing a one-hour special on the Long Island serial killer case Saturday evening, 7:00 eastern time. Still to come, Barry Bonds facing justice here, guilty or not in that perjury trial. We have a reporter in the courthouse in San Francisco. We will be hearing much more about the fate of this man, former MVP, seven time MVP. More on that, next.
New York Police Update Serial Killer Case