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Every bullet because, you know, but because it seems pretty obvious. but it really does matter because there could be that wild chance that there is somebody else. one in a million or one in a billion. >> it can happen just like ted brought up the previous segment, that they have to confirm that its a single shooter. one of the things is they are going to do the most autopsy examination of the shooter. was there drugs on him? did he have any brain or neurological conditions that can be identifie...

Every bullet because, you know, but because it seems pretty obvious. but it really does matter because there could be that wild chance that there is somebody else. one in a million or one in a billion. >> it can happen just like ted brought up the previous segment, that they have to confirm that its a single shooter. one of the things is they are going to do the most autopsy examination of the shooter. was there drugs on him? did he have any brain or neurological conditions that can be identifie...

To determine if it happened outside of the van it may be more damaging for the police than if it happened inside the van. >> we dont have nearly the facts. >> not yet. >> that we need to try to figure this one out. deeply troubling to the community, the family, to the police, everybody. anyway dr. bae den, thank you, sir. >> thank you greta. good luck out there. >> thank you. just ahead the baltimore police unit calling for a special prosecutor oversee the case. "on the record" live coverage fro...

Before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around simpson. that caught o...

Before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around simpson. that caught o...

Before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around simpson. that caught o...

Before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around simpson. that caught o...

Before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around simpson. that caught o...

Take years and decades before technology come in. but in 1994, as a result of all the publicity d.n.a. got it admitted it into mainstream trials and it became routine. >> john? >> i think there were a couple legacy. dr. bae dens d.n.a. -- he put a lot of people back on the streets who were wrongly convicted and its helped convict a lot of people that should be convicted using that the media aspect of it, i think it gave rise to a whole cottage industry. the whole cable world was developed around...