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Tina's parents insisted her death was in self-defense because she had attacked them with a knife. tina's father was covered in blood. and had cuts on his hands which he said were defensive wounds that resulted from his daughter's knife attack. >> when i reviewed a little bit of history i knew at the time, it sounded extremely suspicious to me. >> medical examiners have long referred to the autopsy as the silent witness. a way for the victim to tell her story. things that the suspects in a crime usually leave out. at tina's autopsy, forensic pathologist dr. philip burch started his examination ...

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, you will be so drowsy you might fall asleep standing on your feet. at the very least you won't be alert. >> investigators discovered donna and the mcginnises had lunch about two hours before she died. the waiter who served them said donna ordered a soft drink. >> it's anyone's guess, but if i had to speculate, ...

Tina's parents insisted her death was in self-defense because she had attacked them with a knife. tina's father was covered in blood. and had cuts on his hands which he said were defensive wounds that resulted from his daughter's knife attack. >> when i reviewed a little bit of history i knew at the time, it sounded extremely suspicious to me. >> medical examiners have long referred to the autopsy as the silent witness. a way for the victim to tell her story. things that the suspects in a crime usually leave out. at tina's autopsy, forensic pathologist dr. philip burch started his examination ...

Because she had attacked them with a knife. tina's father was covered in blood. and had cuts on his hands which he said were defensive wounds that resulted from his daughter's knife attack. >> when i reviewed a little bit of history i knew at the time, it sounded extremely suspicious to me. >> medical examiners have long referred to the autopsy as the silent witness. a way for the victim to tell her story. things that the suspects in a crime usually leave out. at tina's autopsy, forensic pathologist dr. philip burch started his examination with a forensic technique known as wound pattern analy...

Health history a family secret. these two reasons helped fuel many conspiracy theories. >> president kennedy has been given a blood transfusion at parkland hospital. >> there's so many things about this case that just cry out, what in the world was going on here? >> the government decided to keep things secret. >> doctors michael baden and cyril wecht were on the house select committee forensic panel. the only point the two agreed on was the president's autopsy was botched. >> if the autopsy had been done in proper fashion by a board certified forensic pathologist, we would not be in doubt as ...