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Explaining what each of the marks means much the bullets that were fired into the entry wounds marked with an o, exit wounds marked with an x and recovery marked with a triangle, for some of the bills there wasnt an exit wound, the bullet was still in the body and they had to remove it on the autopsy table, as best we can tell from the picture, looks like seven of the bullets fired into this 17-year-old, seven were still in his body and had to be taken out of him on the autopsy table. but if you...

>> with cause and manner of death now conclusively determined in both of the days cases, jill moore and ryan sudowsky are ready to be picked up by their respective funeral homes. dr. spitzs work is done for the day. its odd to consider but tomorrows cases may be alive and well at the moment with no idea theyre about to end up on the autopsy table tomorrow morning. but the doctor tried not to think about things like that as he spends whats left of the weekend out on lake st. claire with his famil...

After a ten-hour excavation the remains are brought back to the morgue and examined by dr. daniel spitz, the medical examiner for macomb county, michigan. >> were trying to fill in the gaps as to what actually happened. weve never got a confession on this case. the prosecutor still doesnt know what the cause of death is. we are hoping today to help determine how this girl died. >> ream claims he buried cindy after she accidentally fell down a warehouse elevator shaft in 1986. in addition to tryi...

It still hurts. >> with cause and manner of death now conclusively determined in both of the days cases, jill moore and ryan sudowsky are ready to be picked up by their respective funeral homes. dr. spitzs work is done for the day. its odd to consider but tomorrows cases may be alive and well at the moment with no idea theyre about to end up on the autopsy table tomorrow morning. but the doctor tried not to think about things like that as he spends whats left of the weekend out on lake st. clair...

Autopsy table. he finds disintegrated strips of clothes. >> the fabric is almost reduced to like thin paper. >> and bones. >> were going to start with just carefully cleaning off these bones, these are all ribs and fragments of ribs. >> all the bones were covered in dirt. the skull was completely filled with hard dirt. vegetation, roots, all types of things were growing through all the different orifices of the skull. >> also recovered, a purse with belongings. its an important clue. >> this is ...

A point, whenever i put a new fact in, something fell out the other side. so a good forensic pathologist doesnt know it all. they know where to find it all. >> on dr. coreys way back to the autopsy table, something unusual catches her eye. could it be an important clue to the crime? >> ive never seen a shirt like that. >> with eye-popping blood and body parts everywhere, this forensic pathologist, this trained observer, is stopped in her tracks by, of all things, anthonys shirt. quickly, though,...

Fact in, something fell out the other side. so a good forensic pathologist doesnt know it all. they know where to find it all. >> on dr. coreys way back to the autopsy table, something unusual catches her eye. could it be an important clue to the crime? >> ive never seen a shirt like that. >> with eye-popping blood and body parts everywhere, this forensic pathologist, this trained observer, is stopped in her tracks by, of all things, anthonys shirt. quickly, though, shes back to the job at hand....

Witnesses. >> he said i could be made to serve this whole nine-year sentence. or i could be cut loose right away. >> hypnotizing witnesses. >> we decided to give him objectifying to make sure he was telling the truth. >> does he have a last name? >> oswald. >> would you say these methods were illegal? >> i would very say illegal and unethical. >> he had everyone and their grandmother involved in the assassination. at one time, it was oil millionaires. then it was the minutemen. then it was a hom...

And it was a table for instrument. he found the table in 1972 and he left it there sense. >> built to hold 750 beds. they treated them in identical will rooms. >> this is an open ward. meaning if you suffer from something that it a lot of people had you are in the room together. these are measles wards. and there would have been a bed in between each window and the windows open for air floor. and the corners were rounds. >> the ellis island foundation opened the wards for limited tours. >> well ...

And semen found at the crime scene, none of it linked to hennis. >> down here, we didnt have the equipment and the facilities they have up north. we had no dna down here when this crime occurred. i would like to have had a fingerprint. left a shoe or something we could tie him to it. but i thought we had enough to justify the case and the trial. ♪ >> the trial egan on may 27th, 1986. >> everybody wanted in that courtroom. the bailiffs a couple of times had to break up fist fights. the prosecut...