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Of prosecution goes with insanity with capital case, not capital, life in prison would be defense win in this case. >> ashley: really quickly, before we let you go, few weeks before the murder he was studying how forensic d.n.a. and other procedures help prosecutors, how far in do you think lawyers are looking into the claims? >> they are going to go very far in. it sounds to me the defense, public defenders can be excellent attorneys and what they have done representing him have been a very professional, done very professionally and there can be a lot of issues ra raised with d.n.a. from the ...

Way the lawyers will proceed. sounds like the defense lawyers have done a good job, they already stopped the idaho police from tearing down the crime scene to have their own experts come in and see if they agree or disagree with the determination of the fbi and police at the crime scene. insanity defense is very possibilities, especially because of his academic kind of record, so a lot of things insanity defense can a, exonerate somebody, not exonerate them, but take them off the criminal hook, if the insanity defense will keep it from being capital case that is a win for the prosecution if pr...

See kohberger in court. >> it's a little bit of hope, things are moving in the right direction. there was a lot of time of not knowing and we're definitely going to look this guy in his eyes. he's going to have to deal with this. >> reporter: and the extradition proceeding will take place right here in northeastern pennsylvania tomorrow, 3:00 eastern time, and after that the authorities will get him back to idaho where we very shortly thereafter will have his initial appearance to face those four felony counts of first-degree murder. and the chief public defender here in northeastern pennsylva...

Nicholas Tartaglione, a former police officer in Westchester and Dutchess counties, is accused of a quadruple murder in Orange County.

Lives are on the line.