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The most graphic details saying his wife is, when he looks in her eyes she's soulless, she's no longer there. every time he touches her her bones crack and that he can smell the decaying organs coming huh of her flesh and it's a very graphic situation for the family and to have to relive these very painful details in the courtroom. erick munoz isn't commenting to the media but early on he was talking to the local media and he was very upset. he doesn't understand why the hospital has up until now refused to take his wife off that ventilator. he says, in his words, that the hospital is conducti...

Is not viable. is that really what led to this judge's order. >> reporter: that's one of the crucial facts. both the hospital and the family agreeing that on november 28th, that's when marlise munoz was legally pronounced dead. they could not deny life-saving treatment to a pregnant woman. the family says that marlise munoz hasn't been alive since november 28th. it's been a very emotional time, as you can imagine. and yesterday, you could see that anguish on the face of the husband, erick munoz as he left the courthouse. we spoke to the family. >> the decision we sought, there is nothing happy...

Process of burying his wife. >> reporter: and this really is about the grieving process for the munoz family. they want to move forward. they don't understand -- they call it how a hospital could be using their loved ones body as what they say in their words was assigns experiment. >> so, nick, i understand for erick munoz, i mean, this has been a huge emotional roller coaster. >> >> reporter: yes. >> and this whole notion of a conversation that he and his wife had prior to her being found unconscious that she never wanted to be on ventilators and any kind of -- any kind of apparatus to keep -...

Viability was because of the age of the fetus or abnormalities. all along jps hospital maintained they've been following state law and have done nothing wrong because there's no legal precedent for them to have gone off of. it's interesting to know is that one of the co-writers of that law, now a southern methodist university professor, says the hospital, they got it all wrong. >> and so i don't see how we can use a provision of the law that talks about treating or not treating a patient in a case where we really don't have a patient. that's not a question of philosophical speculation. dead is...

0 i alerted everybody in sears and told them, there's a gunman in the stores. get out now. i then ran all of the way upstairs and then went to my job and grabbed whatever i could and went back with the kid and took care of them while we barricaded the door so nobody could get? >> how did everyone respond to you when you said that? did they believe you? >> they did because the shots continued. it didn't stop. i don't know when they stopped. i don't know how many were done. it sounded like more than ten shots. >> so have you ever experienced anything close to it? can you tell us what it was like...