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All lanes of the us 60 are back open this morning after a wing way crasha wing way crashtea 12s jen wahl is live with details. This is the second case of a wrong roadways in less than a week. Dps saying its a miracle that no one was killed in this latest one. This morning. The 60 is back open. Several 911 calls reported that a vehicle had made a u turn near us 60 and power in the east valley last night. Dps says they wasted no time dispatching troopers to help. Unfortunately. Minutes after the c...

Reporter accidents in the wilderness happen, tragically, every day. So why did investigators suspect that leslies death wasnt an accident at all . The evidence at the scene makes us believe that something entirely different happened. He told me she fell 20 feet. Where were the injuries . Why did i not see what i expected to see . Reporter for investigators, disturbing clues in the woods and water. If your theory is right, that is like she was being hunted. Yeah, its almost like a hare and a wolf...

Every day. So why did investigators suspect that leslies death wasnt an accident at all . The evidence at the scene makes us believe that something entirely different happened. He told me she fell 20 feet. Where were the injuries . Why did i not see what i expected to see . Reporter for investigators, disturbing clues in the woods and water. If your theory is right, that is like she was being hunted. Yeah, its almost like a hare and a wolf. Reporter two harrowing accounts of what happened to les...

Believing it. Sudden, suspicious, but no evidence of a crime. Any signs of a struggle . No, it was case closed. Years passed, new lives, two new wives. Hes extremely charming. We just had the most amazing time. Then a new detective dusts off the old case. What jumped out at you . Most definitely that her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. My first thought is we missed something here. The manner of death would be homicide. What really happened in that bedroom . I wanted an answer to the...

A husband, falling apart. He was panicking. He was shaking, crying. Narrator accidents in the wilderness happen, tragically, every day. So why did investigators suspect that leslies death wasnt an accident at all . The evidence at the scene makes us believe that something entirely different happened. He told me she fell 20 feet. Where were the injuries . Why did i not see what i expected to see . Narrator for investigators, disturbing clues in the woods and water. If your theory is right, that i...

I just remember crying, and not believing it. reporter sudden, suspicious, but no evidence of a crime. Any signs of a struggle . No. It was case closed. Reporter years pass, new lives, two new wives. Hes extremely charming. We just had the most amazing time. Reporter then a new detective dusts off the old case. What jumped out at you . Most definitely her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. My first thought was, we missed something here. The manner of death would be homicide. Reporter w...

Sudden, suspicious, but no evidence of a crime. Any signs of a struggle . No, it was case closed. Years passed, new lives, two new wives. Hes extremely charming. We just had the most amazing time. Then a new detective dusts off the old case. What jumped out at you . Most definitely that her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. My first thought is we missed something here. The manner of death would be homicide. What really happened in that bedroom . I wanted an answer to the questions. A ...

I just remember crying and not believing it. Sudden, suspicion, but no evidence of a crime. Any signs of a strug snl. No. It was case closed. Two years past, two new wives. Hes extremely charming. We just had the most amazing time. Reporter then a new detective dusts off the old case. What jumped out at you . Most definitely her arms were in an unnaturally raised position. My first thought was, we missed something here. The manner of death would be homicide. Reporter what really happened in that...

Werner Spitz, who has died aged 97, was a pioneering US forensic pathologist who was consulted by Congressional committees investigating the assassinations of President John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King and testified as an expert witness in high-profile murder cases including those involving OJ Simpson and Phil Spector.

His testimony that small semi-circular cuts on OJ Simpson’s left hand were fingernail gouges swayed the 1997 civil jury to find him guilty