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from a fraternity fester for years and culminate in killing the person they blamed on blackballing them. >> mind you, they had a bit more than just aimee. they'd found what they believed was the murder weapon, a 2.43 weatherby rifle at shane's mother's house. and at his father's place they found. 2.43-caliber bullets like these. an fbi expert said testing had linked those bullets to the fragments from the fatal bullet. the defense argued the tests were not reliable science. >> call your next witness. >> aimee lloyd. >> and now, nearly eight years after trent was killed, here was the one person who could tell the story. aimee lloyd finally revealed herself publicly. though because she remains frightened even now, we've obscured her image in this video recorded by the court. the prosecution's star witness talked about that night
she would never forget. >> coming up -- >> when amy calls her mother, she does not appear upset. there is no indication anything is wrong. >> that phone call from aimee did not come from home. >> you left amy call her mom. i mean, he's taking a huge. chance >> he's willing to take risk. >> this is someone who can come across as charming and creating. more like a ted bundy type. >> correct. >> someone who's intelligent will commit a heinous crime. it's a very unusual pairing. when dateline continues. when dateline continues. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal.
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business has the right to adopt those guidelines or not adopt those guidelines. they're not laws. >> by tyra's count, she's done 14 egg retrieval cycles over seven years with different clinics around the country. >> how many eggs did you normally produce in one cycle? >> my first time was 38. >> so, you got 38 eggs. i can't begin to tell you, as someone who struggled through this, that's like hitting the lottery. >> i had one donation that was 80 eggs. and then my last donation was 98. >> oh, my heavens. that is unheard of. >> about 60% of retrieved eggs mature enough to be frozen. and on average, patients aged 35 and younger freeze 15 eggs per cycle, while a patient over 40 freezes less than half of that. dr. aimee advised tyra to stop at age 32. >> why did dr. aimee put the
those traits, it would be amazing. >> that rare meeting is part of dr. aimee's overall philosophy on sperm and egg donors. she believes the consumers should be demanding far more than the industry standards. >> we should be asking for medical records of donors. there are more protections for you when you go buy a puppy than when you're picking sperm. >> a donor should actually want to go through a very strict certification process, where she has submitted all her medical records, swabbed for genetic testing, all her transcripts. >> critics say that additional donor verification can drive up costs for reproductive medicine. and less anonymity could turn off potential donors. >> i think it's worth the cost to give people the peace of mind that they're getting what they think they're getting. the implications of being an egg donor are life long. they're not life long just for the donor but also for the donor-conceived child.
frozen her eggs there, and she learned the hard way that freezing eggs isn't a solution. there's no guarantee. >> after running out of frozen embryos and eggs, heather turned to dr. aimee. >> i look at dr. aimee and said, if you are me, and you're now 44, what would you do? she goes, i would use an egg donor or adopt an embryo. i said, adopt an embryo? never even heard of adopt an embryo. >> when another couple in her practice no longer needed to use their embryos, and with the woman's blessing, offered them to heather. >> so, tyra is my egg donor. and what struck me the most was that we kind of looked alike. 5'7", 5'8", had brownish color hair, olive complexion. she was so open and so authentic. and i knew that if i could have a child who represented a lot of
>> rebecca, get the last word on this. what do you think? >> i totally agree with amy. voters have to vote as if their lies depend on it and the lives of their daughters and family members, because it absolutely does. we are seeing this play out all across the country as extreme lawmakers raced to the bottom to pass the most extreme abortion bans they possibly can and it puts peoples lives at risk. women will die. we are made for this fight, as amy knows, organizations like hers and planned parenthood, we are not giving up this fight. we are here for our patients. it is most important that our patients know they could reach out to us when they need it. >> abortion is on the ballot. i would argue it's a kitchen table issues. rebecca and aimee, thank you very much. we're going to begin why democrats appear to be losing ground with latino voters and with a need to do to turn it
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