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Explaining what each of the marks means much the bullets that were fired into the entry wounds marked with an o, exit wounds marked with an x and recovery marked with a triangle, for some of the bills there wasn't an exit wound, the bullet was still in the body and they had to remove it on the autopsy table, as best we can tell from the picture, looks like seven of the bullets fired into this 17-year-old, seven were still in his body and had to be taken out of him on the autopsy table. but if you just count the circles in terms of the entry wounds, in terms of the builts that entered him, whet...

>> with cause and manner of death now conclusively determined in both of the day's cases, jill moore and ryan sudowsky are ready to be picked up by their respective funeral homes. dr. spitz's work is done for the day. it's odd to consider but tomorrow's cases may be alive and well at the moment with no idea they're about to end up on the autopsy table tomorrow morning. but the doctor tried not to think about things like that as he spends what's left of the weekend out on lake st. claire with his family. >> go for a ride. as far as taking my work home, i try not to. you know, i don't think it w...

After a ten-hour excavation the remains are brought back to the morgue and examined by dr. daniel spitz, the medical examiner for macomb county, michigan. >> we're trying to fill in the gaps as to what actually happened. we've never got a confession on this case. the prosecutor still doesn't know what the cause of death is. we are hoping today to help determine how this girl died. >> ream claims he buried cindy after she accidentally fell down a warehouse elevator shaft in 1986. in addition to trying to determine the cause and manner of death, dr. spitz will use whatever methods he can to posi...

It still hurts. >> with cause and manner of death now conclusively determined in both of the day's cases, jill moore and ryan sudowsky are ready to be picked up by their respective funeral homes. dr. spitz's work is done for the day. it's odd to consider but tomorrow's cases may be alive and well at the moment with no idea they're about to end up on the autopsy table tomorrow morning. but the doctor tried not to think about things like that as he spends what's left of the weekend out on lake st. claire with his family. >> go for a ride. as far as taking my work home, i try not to. you know, i ...

Autopsy table. he finds disintegrated strips of clothes. >> the fabric is almost reduced to like thin paper. >> and bones. >> we're going to start with just carefully cleaning off these bones, these are all ribs and fragments of ribs. >> all the bones were covered in dirt. the skull was completely filled with hard dirt. vegetation, roots, all types of things were growing through all the different orifices of the skull. >> also recovered, a purse with belongings. it's an important clue. >> this is probably the most interesting personal effect that was found. it really can almost be construed as...