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Slapper on of a right wing of a 777 aircraft. the way in which those edges have torn away from the main body can tell expert whats might have happened. did it come off in the air or when it hit the water or was there some kind of explosion. those are the tests going to be carried out. im going to let you see it. its a huge facility but it is shut for the weekend. it wont open until monday morning when scientists and forensics will start looking at it. investigators from around the world, france,...

And claimed credit for the murray bombing and started talking about the notion that the terrorist group fc is going to send out a manifesto. and wants "the new york times" or "the washington post" to publish that manifesto. and if, in fact they do, the terrorist group fc will desist from committing terrorist acts. >> two months later, the unabomber sends a 35,000 word manuscript to "the new york times," "the washington post," and bob guccione at "penthouse" magazine among others. it becomes know...

And those numbers are going to be gathered if possible considering the corrosion, and sent to the manufacturer. once they have those parts identified positively then well know to an absolute certainty whether this is from malaysia 370 or not. >> and i presume that there arent a lot of 777 parts floating around there or am i wrong? >> no there are very very few unaccounted for parts. and to my knowledge, theres only two flaperonss as this particular component is called that are unaccounted for, o...

Thinking about it. now that the bells have been alarmed, theyre on watch. this -- this is a -- this big piece of plane that was found, the big question i think i have is how long was it on the beach? it could have been there for six months. i would wait for the forensics on the biological life that is on it to firchd out how long its been sitting there and people have been walking past it. thats important. >> thank you all of you for being here. in our politics lead, even in scotland donald tr...

Across the team a new burst of energy. >> french investigators are working to identify this beespiece, and then to begin the process of looking at the flow charts to see if they can backtrack and find the rest of the plane. theyll also look at the sea life on the wreckage to see if that provides clues as to the journey the piece might have taken. >> tom, thank you very much. i want to bring in aviation attorney daniel rosen, former ntsb greg fife. thank you both for being with me. greg lets star...

>> if you look at these type of cases one person alive and one person dead youre limited in the defense options you dont have the somebody else did it possibility. we know he did it. options to him are insanity or self-defense. insanity he probably has no mental health history. so you can throw that one out. self-against is all that is left. he is only one who can testify to that. it is his only available option if he wants to fight the charges. whether it is successful or not, she was a cop. th...

Got, i knew i had a chance. >> when you look at the evidence and you look at the forensics and what it shows us, alvin was telling the truth. unfortunately, just nobody wanted to accept it or believe it, so they just kept pushing him till he came up with something that they wanted to believe. and they wanted to believe it because they fed it to him. >> today, alvin works at the local supermarket, stacking shelves. the man who conducted alvins interrogation thinks the jury made a mistake. >> ever...

Hoping they would be his alibi. then he went directly to work to keep his usual schedule. but after work, he stopped by the deserted camp and dumped his wifes body. the synthetic rayon fibers from larrys trunk liner were transferred to the blanket covering judys body. and larrys shoes picked up the calcite particles from the newly paved limestone, where they were discovered 20 years later by alert forensic scientists. >> the prosecutors were able to put up a good faith effort and tell them this ...

Visible prosecutions because, i mentioned to him, people arent stupid. if they see an elected official and they know their salary is there and suddenly theyre driving through town in a very big car, then they see their cousin driving through town with a very big car and theyre suddenly building a new house and all of that doesnt seem to match up with their salary they dont have to be a forensics accountant to know whats going on. and so when that happens people have to be held to account. the id...

A trial. and i think you were right, don u in asking what is the motivation for this. this could very well be a copy cat situation. number three, as you pointed out, its similarities. i think people need to understand the mote ichd. but, clearly, there are many unstable people that have access to guns and its a major problem. it has do be dresdsedded at the highest levels. >> part of the forensics? >> it opportunity sop.