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Really ought to be tried. >> mcelroy contacts medical experts at st. louis university. a toxicologist there tests the samples and confirms from his findings that ryans blood does contain high levels of ethylene glycol, a main ingredient of antifreeze. he then brings the sample to his colleague, dr. james shoemaker, to look for signs of mma. >> he said, i understand you are a specialist in the diagnosis of genetic diseases, and people are now claiming that since this second child was born, maybe ...

Ray krone, branded the snaggletooth killer by the press, is in his seventh year of incarceration for the murder of kim ancona. >> now im sentenced to 25 to life, i go to what they call the walls. its about the toughest place to survive. this was maximum security but you werent isolated. you actually had contact with other inmates. every day had you to watch your back. >> chris plourd, krones lawyer, continues to fight for his release. >> we were waiting for the science to sort of catch up with w...

An unrefrigerated vault for 20 years. time, heat, bacteria, any one of them might have destroyed the dna and with it lowerys hopes for clearing his name. the innocence project makes the decision to send the rape evidence to a lab outside of san francisco. dr. edward plac is known for his skill in teasing dna from even the oldest and smallest samples. >> is the relevant biology there so that something useful can be done with it? thats the thing i dont know when the evidence arrives. >> dr. blake ...

Confess to a crime. this has happened to soldiers. its happened to all kinds of people from ordinary walks of life. >> from what clark is telling him about eddie lowerys case, scheck thinks he may, in fact, be innocent. >> the great thing about barry clark, he is a really good lawyer. hes a very earnest, honest, straightforward guy. an all-american guy like eddie, in a way. and he says, i think hes innocent. weve had enormous success with people who are on parole and are out of jail and they ins...

That. the other thing is slight decline in gingrich number. it could be artifacts. these are small samples and people are taking polls every night. nonetheless, it could be that some of the conservative electorate is getting more knowledge about his past and some of the business affairs like with freaks freak freddie e sheen might wear off. >> bret: this just in. house passed cut of payroll extension. this is the payroll tax cut extension that includes the construction of the keystone xl pipelin...

That. the other thing is slight decline in gingrich number. it could be artifacts. these are small samples and people are taking polls every night. nonetheless, it could be that some of the conservative electorate is getting more knowledge about his past and some of the business affairs like with freaks freak freddie e sheen might wear off. >> bret: this just in. house passed cut of payroll extension. this is the payroll tax cut extension that includes the construction of the keystone xl pipelin...

>> theyre still going to be grieving, but if i can help answer questions for them, that puts their mind at ease. hopefully it will eventually help them accept what has happened and be able to then move on with their life. you see where the bullet is on the x-ray? >> even though she strongly suspects the gunshots to the head killed ashley, dr. corey also examined her main internal organs and sent samples to the crime lab. >> we want to see if there are any other injuries present. >> anything and ...

A variety of tools, knives, saws and shears are used. an incision in the shape of a letter y is made from a shoulder area down to the breastbone and then to the pubic bone. the ribs are removed to allow a clear view of the heart and lungs. >> all right. the major organs are removed and tissue samples are examined for signs of natural disease that may have contributed to a death. next, dr. quarry examines the stomach and its contents to help establish a possible cause like a poisoning, for exampl...

Facility. on the november 12th there was large explosion at a missile base, a top secret base outside of tehran, that took out head of irans long-range missile program. two weeks later there was large unexplained explosion at a iranian facility. if you add up and the drone lost over iran had sensors on board capable of taking nuclear samples in the air and to watch with real-time video what was taking place at irans nuclear facilities certainly looks that covert war is already underway, jon. jon...

Hundreds of lunar rocks and space samples. hard to find a space sample because it is a sample of space and the audit, that was a joke. suggesting many more could be missing. agency regularly loans out samples to researchers, some whom keep them for years. nasa is committed to protecting our space artifacts. look to see new recommendations in place for nasa for items like these in the years to come. martha: there is big daily fee likely blairry book. bill: there is? martha: if you have a space st...