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Crash a plane, and so what are your thoughts on this since you have seen it before? >> well first of all, the very experience of losing somebody in an air disaster is by itself unspeakable. there just are not any words to convey the total disorientation and the loss of your bearings that happens. and then to have the, this horrific event be the result of someone's conscious decision is just beyond truly pe yond comprehension, and i could not accept it until i looked carefully at the information that came from the ntsb that that synchronized the flight data recorder with the cockpit voice recor...

Even one pill could cause them to be very drowsy, dizzy, possibly disoriented. >> but how did elavil get into her system? >> the presence of elavil in the victim's body was crucial because she had no prescription for it. mr. mcginnis had prescription for it. moreover, the effects of elavil are evidenced by her behavior as seen in the photographs, dizziness, disorientation, sluggishness. >> the dose of elavil is determinative. a tiny dose may have little or no effect. a large dose can be so disorienting that you're so drowsy that you might fall asleep standing on your feet. at the very least yo...

Bone marrow under a microscope. >> i looked once, i looked twice, and i couldn't believe my eyes. it looked like something that i remember reading about in medical school. >> debbie's red blood cells had degenerated, a condition known as karyorrhexis. >> i ran down to the library and i got out a book on toxicology and i also went on to something called medline on the computer. >> the medical literature described some possible causes. when her doctor factored in her other symptoms -- numbness of her hands and legs, disorientation and nausea, the answer became clear. >> i was able to complete th...

Let's watch. 140000 people have taken dunken training in the the facility and 95 percent passed with flying colors and the key is to teach skills that save lives in a water and how to handle the disorientation and vertiggo. and brace yourself to minimize injuries and when to hold your breath and what to do when an aircraft goes under water and flips upside down. >> a skill set that you a kwoir and only by hands on experience and it is my experience after ten years of doing this, there is very little in the way of other lifetime experiences that prepare you for what we are asking you to do. >> ...

Twice, and i couldn't believe my eyes. it looked like something that i remember reading about in medical school. >> debbie's red blood cells had degenerated, a condition known as karyorrhexis. >> i ran down to the library and i got out a book on toxicology and i also went on to something called medline on the computer. >> the medical literature described some possible causes. when her doctor factored in her other symptoms -- numbness of her hands and legs, disorientation and nausea, the answer became clear. >> i was able to complete the description of arsenic in my mind, and it fit her perfect...