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People lie on their drivers license. and so sometimes that information isnt correct. >> the medical examiner wanted to make a positive identification using scientific methods. this proved to be harder than anyone expected. >> based on the extent of the burns on the face and the hands and the arms, we couldnt do fingerprints. we couldnt do facial recognition. so our only choice was dna and dental. >> well, as it turns out, ari squire hadnt been to the dentist in almost a decade. >> at the fire sc...

Ticket halls and tunnels wasnt easy. >> there was nothing quite like seeing a fire scene firsthand to give you a full appreciation of the devastation that has taken place, and also to give you a feel for how the fire might have developed. >> they needed to answer two critical questions -- what sparked the fire? and how could it appear so suddenly and erupt into a fatal blaze that claimed 31 lives? nearly a million people relied on the underground each day. they needed to know if the system was s...

>> there were statements from barry bench and tammy heisner. tammy told police that barry behaved suspiciously when he got to the fire scene. >> why are we stopping here? >> look around and see if you see any evidence. >> like what? >> like, i dont know, just look. >> she claimed he wanted to search an area 100 yards from the farmhouse. >> we had parked down the street from the farm and he had mentioned to me that maybe we should go down by the car and start back up on opposite sides of the road...

From the workshop into their home to call the fire department. at the fire scene, investigators found the remnants of the kerosene heater, but the plastic fuel can was found outside the workshop door in perfect condition, inconsistent with jeans story. major mike overbee believed that the position of jims body was inconsistent with most fire victims. >> it appeared that his legs were outstretched, his arms were above his head. it appeared to me the way someone would be positioned if they had bee...

Appreciate it. well be right back. i was a firefighter in philly for seven years. you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are there to put out the fire. the salvation army and the red cross assist the people once the fire is out. but there just wasnt anyone to help the other part of the family. i would see how upset the people were about their animals. where is my pet? and then wheres it going to go? these are peoples children. theyve just lost everything. they shouldnt then be forced to ...

Our focus for the search for flight 370 will continue in a moment. we want to introduce you to this weeks cnn hero. she is a philadelphia fire fighter who started a red cross for animals. >> im a fire fighter in philly for seven years. you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are will to put out the fire. the salvation and army and red cross assists them once the fire sought. there wasnt anyone there to help the other part. i would see how upset the people were about their animals. where is ...

The glass boxes. then the greater the cost, the more likely well get legislative and regulatory change. we should keep track of these bills. they could come in handy for forcing change. >> thank you all. appreciate it. more on the investigation into the search for this missing plane, but next, if youve ever sent an e-mail or used a cell phone, you could be a victim of the internet bug called heartbleed. what to do to protect yourself. next. you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are th...

>> there was nothing quite like seeing a fire scene firsthand to give you a full appreciation of the devastation that has taken place, and also to give you a feel for how the fire might have developed. >> they needed to answer two critical questions -- what sparked the fire? and how could it appear so suddenly and erupt into a fatal blaze that claimed 31 lives? nearly a million people relied on the underground each day. they needed to know if the system was safe. >> it was on the front pages of ...

>> there was nothing quite like seeing a fire scene firsthand to give you a fill appreciation of the devastation that has taken place. and also to give you a feel for how the fire might have developed. >> they needed to answer two critical questions. what sparked the fire, and how could it appear so suddenly and erupt into a fatal blaze that claimed 31 lives? nearly a million people relied on the underground each day. they needed to know if the system was safe. >> it was on the front pages of ev...

Barry behaved suspiciously when they got to the fire scene. >> look around and see if you see any evidence. >> like what? >> i dont know. just look. >> she claimed he wanted to search an area 100 yards from the farmhouse. >> we had parked down the street from the farm. and he had mentioned to me that maybe we should go down by the car and start back up on opposite sides of the road, looking for evidence or something. you know, just to see if there was anything amis or whatever. >> to roy brown, ...