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So he is trying to have both sides. and i think one of the groups thats interesting that he is getting support from are some democrats who have long believed we should have a mar muscular policy in the middle east. >> its definitely an interesting moment in time where we see unusual alliances, uneasy ao alliances. quick last question for you. do you see more fractures in the pro trump media beyond the syria topic. >> not really. this is to a certain extent proforma. there is the strong element o...

Forensics. >> this really becomes a case about science, doesnt it? >> if the science didnt work, if the jury didnt understand it or didnt buy into it, it was gonna be a not guilty. >> reporter: dr. diane scala barnett, the coroner who had performed the autopsy on danas exhumed body told the jury shed been able to get a better look at danas skull than the first coroner. >> i saw separate fractures and the pattern of fractures only after the bone was cleaned. >> there were three impact patterns, t...

The morning, pounding on doors, trying to get them to call someone to come help her. >> putting yourself at the scene? >> correct. >> reporter: and if the crux of the prosecutions case was the science, the defense was more than happy to make this a case of dueling science. >> you knew early on it was going to be a battle of science, expert versus expert? >> yes. >> reporter: and if weighty resumes counted, the defense expert maybe had the edge. hed performed or supervised more than 62,000 autops...

Three different impacts. do you agree with that opinion? >> no. >> what conclusion can you draw about how these fractures and these injuries were caused? >> one impact on a very hard, flat surface. thats my opinion. >> reporter: dr. spitz said the science showed russell adkins had been telling the truth. dana had hit her head on the road after falling out of a car. and the original autopsy, which identified three small abrasions on her elbows and shoulder, proved that. >> the abrasions were sign...

Reunited with his former flyers in arms. one of his comrades from the army said he was not only intelligent. a writer and pilot who was good at mathematics and physics as well. but his companion said he was above all one thing. look at my true friends it if you look too. good to others. when i bend over to tighten stubborn straps or my joints crack or my old fractures hurt so the ceremony of putting on my uniform takes a long time elaborately putting on my harness to allow myself to be fried ali...

Reunited with his former flyers in arms. one of his comrades from the army said he was not only intelligent. a writer and pilot who was good at mathematics and physics as well. but his companion said he was above all one thing. look at a true friend it if you look too. good to others. when i bend over to tighten stubborn straps or my joints crack or my old fractures hurt. so the ceremony of putting on my uniform takes a long time elaborately putting on my harness to allow myself to be fried aliv...

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>> reporter: but what about those ghastly lacerations on kathleens head which the states medical examiner attributed to a beating? defense attorney rudolf notes what he didnt find: though the cuts were deep, there were no skull or bone fractures. >> there was absolutely no fractures anywhere. no fractures to her fingers, to her arms to her skull. and there was absolutely no injury to the brain. and thats just almost an impossibility if what youre doing is beating somebody with a metal object.

>> you tell them white folk in mississippi that all the scared niggers are dead. >> reporter: after selma, fractures within the movement began to show as a more militant group of activists gained traction. >> do you think youll be able to keep it nonviolent, dr. king? >> yes, i think so. >> mr. carmichael, are you as committed to the nonviolent approach as dr. king is? >> no, i am not. >> why arent you? >> well, i just dont see it as a way of life. i never have. >> reporter: newly annointed sncc...

>> reporter: he specializes in the absence of pain. >> the best term is congenital insensitive to pain. >> reporter: life without pain sounds like a blessing, but pain is the number one defense mechanism. without it, we can severely injure ourselves or miss warning signs of infections. >> some mothers would outline the story of many fractures or many visits to the emergency room. and sometimes even concern from health caregivers that there was some nefarious behavior on the parents when in fact,...