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Episode of "csi" building up to the climax, the answer to the all-important forensic question. was jeffries buried alive? when it comes, there's no swelling tv music, no dramatic declaration, only a steady stream of diagnostic jargon. >> red, pink skin discoloration multilocally and areas of rigor mortis, next. no foreign debris in the upper or lower airways. next. >> that takes care of the voice box and windpipe area. as for the mouth. >> no dirt or foreign debris is present, period. >> no foreign debris anywhere. translation, he did not inhale or swallow any dirt. so jeffries was not buried ...

Episode of "csi" building up to the climax, the answer to the all-important forensic question. was jeffries buried alive? when it comes, there's no swelling tv music, no dramatic declaration, only a steady stream of diagnostic jargon. >> red, pink skin discoloration multilocally and areas of rigor mortis, next. no foreign debris in the upper or lower airways. next. >> that takes care of the voice box and windpipe area. as for the mouth. >> no dirt or foreign debris is present, period. >> no foreign debris anywhere. translation, he did not inhale or swallow any dirt. so jeffries was not buried ...

They assume nothing, because they know they won't get a second chance to examine the body. >> and i have only one opportunity to document the findings as i see them that day. >> they have to be prepared for anything that could happen with the case in the future. for example, if it does go to trial. what if a defense attorney suggests that natural disease contributed to roy's death? dr. corey's office looks for evidence of natural disease. answering that question, even if it never comes up. >> no obvious natural disease processes noted, period. >> the more thoroughly we can document our case, t...