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Painkillers. but plenty of players, theyre talking today. they say the team and team doctors loaded them up with medication and painkillers to keep them in the game. now the drug enforcement administration is investigating. could people face criminal charges and go to prison over this? are these teams facing serious problems? joining me to talk about this investigation and the potential fallout is cnns chief medical correspondent dr. san jjay gupt and former nfl player troy. some players say the...

>> scientists also found fraziers dna from his skin cells on the bloody fence post near kathys body. >> finding roberts dna on that fence post, which was the murder weapon, was very important because it showed that robert was responsible for kathys death. >> the dna evidence established a credible eyewitness who saw the murderer in person on the day of the crime at the location of the crime scene. >> but where was robert frazier? >> well, you know, murder investigations typically dont proceed in...

It, but lets see if we can make it a little better. i handed it back to him. >> but enhancing it would come at a price. >> that would destroy the dna profile of the blood the fingerprint was left in. >> investigators decided the risk was worth it. the print was sprayed with amino black, a chemical dye that reacts with the proteins in blood. >> we worked on it a little bit more and we decided that was as good as the print was going to get. >> the result was a partial print of a fingertip. investi...

Grooves on the fatal bullets. only three types of .22 caliber rifles could have fired those shots. >> youre looking for a sears, a marlin, or revelation, by the way, marlin manufactures them. so it is only one manufacturer doing all three. when you talk about hundreds of different firearms to narrow it down to three that is pretty unique and good information. >> taras ripped shirt also provided a possible clue. using alternate light sources, forensic analysts found a partial muddy shoe print on ...

These prints were of much better quality than the original ones. the new prints were entered into the national fingerprint database of known criminal offenders. again, there were no matches. but detective kuehn also sent hard copies of the prints to each state since not all states had put their prints into the nationwide database. >> this was our last shot, and we felt that if we could reach out that maybe theyd put that little extra effort into the submission. im only in my 60s.

Maryland, somebody at the fbi or the cia may have a suspicion about an american and all they have to do is call the nsa and get into the database. and this database wasnt created by probable cause that you may or may not have committed a crime. so, yes, innocent americans can easily be targeted with the database like this. i find it very disturbing. >> now, so some of these folks who are being looked at, they may have gone on an online forum. they may have corresponded with someone who is the ta...

I want to bring bob bear back into the conversation. we were just having about this report that were seeing this morning in the washington post, bob that says nsa spy programs have scooped up a ton of information, not of terrorist targets, but of pretty -- some ordinary americans who are not really under investigation for this, were talking, everything from, like, fitness selfies to baby photos, resumes, you were saying you think ordinary americans should be concerned about this. >> well, more t...

This meant the killer was a woman. >> its not uncommon for people when theyre stabbing someone else to stab themselves accidentally. maybe have their hands slip on the knife, cut the inner sides of their fingers. its really quite common. >> then police located laura england, the dancer last seen with pat mcrae on the night he was murdered. but she denied seeing mcrae that night and said the club manager must have been mistaken. >> she also wore wigs at the time, too, which a lot of dancers had d...

Lot on the night of nancy ludwigs murder. and there was another surprise. gorton worked for a water sprinkler company that serviced the sprinkler system in margarette ebys yard. >> that same company had been to margarette ebys residence several days before her death in order for them to blow out the sprinkler lines for the season. >> but that could have been easily explained why his fingerprint would have been inside ebys home. >> youre working with metal sprinkler equipment and maybe theres a s...

Known criminal offenders in the national database. >> the dna match didnt tell us who that person was. that was our job, to find him. >> but it wouldnt be easy. margarette ebys murder took place many years earlier, and nancy ludwig was murdered in detroit, over 75 miles away from flint. but investigators suspected that the killer drove a monte carlo automobile and had access to twine, used by landscapers. the hotel employees boyfriend who owned the monte carlo had an alibi for the night of nancy...