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In late August, David Saunders, a 98-year-old decorated World War II veteran from Louisiana, died of COVID, and his widow, Elsie, tried to donate his body to LSU for science,...

With macron and johnson being on firmer ground really. many are so in the background _ firmer ground really. many are so in the background of _ firmer ground really. many are so in the background of this _ firmer ground really. many are so in the background of this is _ firmer ground really. many are so in the background of this is the - the background of this is the upcoming elections for president in france and showing a position of power for macron. france and showing a position of powerfor macron. i think france and showing a position of power for macron. i think there were calls or meetin...

Much of the body is recovered. you know, that's going to be either really helpful what they have or maybe not completely informative if the body is found in pieces. remember, this is a very difficult environment. not only multiple extremes of temperature, it's wet, swampy. that brings up so in animals as well on the land. there's insect activity, maggots, beetles, fish, alligators. you don't know what has been on the body. you really have to see what you have. x-rays are helpful. then you dive in and look with your naked eye and do a very detailed dissection to see what you can and cannot gath...

Fractures of any of the windpipe bones, the bones in the larynx, the thyroid, the cartilage, the coroner, medical examiner, they will be looking for. so if there's a manual strangulation, they should still find some hemorrhages, some fractures that could be identified. that takes a very careful dissection, especially because of the decomposition of the soft tissues. >> jon: let's bring in the former homicide detective ted williams. ted, you have obviously conducted many investigations like this. where do police start now that they have found a body and presumptive identification is that it is ...

I agree with you. >> yeah, sean. one of the most absurd things for us to witness -- i don't know. i know there's people at home like me watching in and thinking, like how can they stand and lie on this scale? it's just extraordinary. they know well that the taliban and al-quaida and isis, the distinctions between the groups are just power struggles, internal power struggles. some of it is part of dissection operations. if you're designated as a terrorist organization, you move your people to the taliban. because they're not designated. you operate like that. when john campbell's forces uncover...