U.S. Baptists Still in Haiti Jail

February 8, 2010 4:01 PM

In the Haitian child-trafficking case, Americans remain in jail as their leader remains under tough interrogation. As Bill Whitaker reports, investigators could take months to untangle this case.

US Baptists' Attorney In Haiti: Clients Innocent

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