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>> pavatt fired the first shot from behind the van. then handed the rifle to brenda. the blood spatter on brendas pants proved she was less than two feet away. pavatt used a .22-caliber pistol to shoot brendas arm, but he fired it from a couple inches away, leaving the burn marks. >> ive been shot! my husbands been shot! >> brenda called police with the fake story of the two masked men. pavatt hid in the empty house next door. the homeowners had given brenda the key for safekeeping. pavatt staye...

Spent shotgun shell in one of the bedrooms. >> the shell was from a .16-gauge shotgun. it was immediately sent to the forensics lab for testing. an analyst placed it under a microscope to compare it to the .16-gauge shotgun shell found in the andrews garage. he looked specifically at the brass casings at the base of the shells. when casings are ejected, each gun creates a unique mark on the brass. >> and depending on the amount of correspondence and the preponderance of these matching striations...

Started the next day, but i have specific confirmation that yes, the instruction to begin the investigation came from the ags office. >> why would they want to sort of give it to you from, in two fronts like that? >> why would they want to carry this case out for two entire years over something, you know, those muzzle loader bullets were essentially pieces of lead. from the beginning, nothing made sense about this case. from the time they first showed up at my house in georgetown and asked to co...

Started the next day, but i have specific confirmation that yes, the instruction to begin the investigation came from the ags office. >> why would they want to sort of give it to you from, in two fronts like that? >> why would they want to carry this case out for two entire years over something, you know, those muzzle loader bullets were essentially pieces of lead. from the beginning, nothing made sense about this case. from the time they first showed up at my house in georgetown and asked to co...

And a minimum residency requirement. critics say the main problem, fraud immunity, awill youing some birth mothers to lie remains on the books >> up next a man prosecuted for unlawful possession for possession of an inoperable shotgun shell, right after the break. plus, was the top democrat investigating the irs scandal in on the targeting? well show you his denial and the e mail an attorney says proves he did it. >> there are too many lies. its time to get to the truth and fbi to investigate th...

Which we would be happy to hear him out. it was curious because he was one of the first to go out there and ill play the sound byte quickly and declare this thing over long before it really was. >> right. >> based upon everything ive seen, the case is solved. if it were me, i would wrap this case up and move on. >> i got to go. well take to you again. >> thank you. new developments tonight in the second amendment case that gun rights activists say shows that authorities are going after second ...

And he said thats why he had the shotgun shell. in the end, the judge didnt rule on the shotgun shell, and the government insisted that part be kept open because the judge wanted the court to open the shotgun shell to see if there was gun powder in it, and the government lawyer as well as the police said there was no safe way that could be done in a courtroom, and they need to be done in a laboratory. it was like, "law and order" couldnt make up a trial as ridiculous as this one. jon: what is dr...

About? >> you know, jon, and ill tell you, the most heartbreaking things, and ive written about his case and dawninged to him -- talked to him for almost nine months now was in the court at the sentencing, and he had to plea for leniency. this is a man who has never had a criminal charge, and he said to the judge -- judge warren is the one who convicted him -- he said im not a criminal, ive never been arrested before this, and they did put him in jail for the night over this ammunition. he said ...

Jennifer, thank you. jon: well, there is outrage over a guilty verdict in a very strange trial. this man was convicted after a s.w.a.t. team raided his house. what did they find? they found a shotgun shell and muzzleloader slugs, just lead and copper, no gun powder. details on the judges decision and why some gun and ammunition laws, some say, must be changed. ok, heres the way the system works. lets say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. thats not much, you think except its...

With a warrant. they searched up and down, they handcuffed him, put him face down on the floor, used a s.w.a.t. team to take his child outside, out of the shower, and in the end they found a shotgun shell and a box of muzzleloader bullets which this is a modern bullet so it has gun powder, but a muzzleloader would just have the top part. and thats how its charged. jon: they didnt find any weapons, they didnt find any shotguns, any -- >> no. jon: -- any ar-15s, assault rifles -- >> no. he is a gu...