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finley“s life. there is a standard process which follows the unexpected death of a child and that process was adopted in this case. finley“s body was examined by a variety of medical experts who provided opinions as to what they had found. these skills medical examinations identified the cause of finley“s death and revealed numerous nonaccidental injuries to his body. finley had 46 rib fractures, 12 other bones were fractured. these included his pelvis, both his legs, both his collarbones, his left shoulder blade and his right arm. the agreed medical evidence was that these fractures were all inflicted between the fourth and 22nd of
i assure you, we're not gonna drive of the building without of your permission. and the vice president had said something to the effect of, tim, i know, you i trust, to but you're not the one behind the wheel. >> i mean, just as a lay person, it seems to, me sort of ludicrous that a president. donald trump had said that he could get the one on fifth avenue. this should be shooting on fifth avenue with the person surviving with him saying that there's executive privilege, you can't talk to that person because it would hurt national security. they are the victim. pence is the victim. right? at least, he's one of them. can you exert executive privilege over the person against whom you essentially attempted to commit a crime? >> you know, it seems absurd. and that's why, thing ultimately, this play will fill and may result in some delay, but i think ultimately, it will fail with the purpose of executive privilege is to promote candor where you have aids sharing their advice and their impressions with the president. you want to promote, that you have a chilling effect. because they're looking over your shoulder blade that it
can't even read, that the police wrote for them. it was written in a foreign language. they said they had no legal representation, have not appeared in front of a judge to face any charges, more than five months after this assassination and they're basically rotting in this prison, they're claiming they're the victims of the setup, some of them remain outside prison walls. >> how are they being treated in the prison? did they say? >> they say they'd been tortured at various times. right after their arrest, they say police beat all of them. one guy actually lifted up his shirt and on his left shoulder blade he showed us what were definitely recent scars that he said were from stab wounds from the haitian police, other people showed us scars on the top of their heads from where they said they got pistol whipped and said that has happened in the beginning. i went inside, it's one of the worst places i'd ever been. there are people basically piled
forced to sign testimonies with basically statements that they can't even read, that the police wrote for them. it was written in a foreign language. they said they had no legal representation, have not appeared in front of a judge to face any charges, more than five months after this assassination and they're basically rotting in this prison, they're claiming they're the victims of the setup, some of them remain outside prison walls. >> how are they being treated in the prison? did they say? >> they say they'd been tortured at various times. right after their arrest, they say police beat all of them. one guy actually lifted up his shirt and on his left shoulder blade he showed us what were definitely recent scars that he said were from stab wounds from the haitian police, other people showed us scars on the top of their heads from where they said they got pistol whipped and said that has happened in the beginning.
to cut these up for you? the kildea family from strabane, in northern ireland, felt crowdfunding was their only option. last year, 12—year—old hayden was diagnosed with severe scoliosis, a condition where the spine twists and curves to the side. so one shoulder higher and then one shoulder more prominent, so there's a gap, a funny gap here. like, i'llactually show you the picture. so you can actually see his curve there and you can see his shoulder blade sitting out more, and it's actually got worse than it was before. shauna says she was told that hayden, who also has autism, would have to wait more than two years to get the operation. this is how it progresses. the more it curves, the more it interferes with his organs, stuff like that. so that's actually really scary.
the kildea family from strabane, in northern ireland, felt crowdfunding was their only option. last year, 12—year—old hayden was diagnosed with severe scoliosis, a condition where the spine twists and curves to the side. so one shoulder higher and then one shoulder more prominent, so there's a gap, a funny gap here. like, i'llactually show you the picture. so you can actually see his curve there and you can see his shoulder blade sitting out more, and it's actually got worse than it was before. shauna says she was told that hayden, who also has autism, would have to wait more than two years to get the operation. this is how it progresses. the more it curves, the more it interferes with his organs, stuff like that. so that's actually really scary.