two to me seems awfully light, especially if one is not a full corrections officer. you can adequately and fully staff the shoe with really not too heavy an expenditure of resources. this is really an inexplicable failure. >> small enough they will be able to get to the bottom of it quickly. you say you're watching for the autopsies closely. >> autopsies can tell us a lot. they can't necessarily tell us everything. there's two things people should look for, first of all, cause of death, the objective scientific factor that led to the death, and here i think the expect is that it will be asphyxiation from hanging. if it's anything else or indeterminate, there's going to be questions. the second thing is manner of death and the options there are homicide, suicide, accident or undetermined and again, i think that's going to be very important. so those are the two things to look for when the autopsy comes out, cause of death, manner of death. >> "the new york times" published a sort of are you