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Missouri. his name is ceasecil clayton. he lost a big chunk of his brain in a saw mill accident in 1972. he was running a saw and a chunk of wood broke free from the saw and smashed through his skull. surgeons did emergency brain surgery. they were able to save his life but they had to cut out a fifth of his frontal lobe in order to save him. after that accident, cecil clayton's i.q. plummeted to the level of being disabled. he apparently began hallucinating, hearing voices. he had trouble controlling his anger. at one point he asked to be hospitalized. years later, more than 20 years later in...

And he was hallucinating of his wife and children and begging to be killed before the informant said he made it all up? do we owe him an apology? >> here is the thing. when someone -- >> this is the reason i am against the death penalty. mistakes are made, greg. every time the state gets more power there are more abuses of the power and it is hard to make things right. you can't unkill somebody and you can't untorture somebody. >> you sound like a jilted lover. really. you keep bringing up the past. >> the cia and i used to date. >> we don't have much time. my theory is, i don't disagree with ...

Environment. which will be really tough, brooke. >> lara, stay with me. doctor, so you deal with football players in the dome and elements outside, wherever they're playing for the weekend. we're talking soccer players. these guys are incredibly fit and conditioned, i would have to think. the notion of, though, hallucinating in that kind of . >> it's going to be hot and humid down there. there's no question about that. it'll take its effects on the body and mind. >> what specifically? i hear a lot about cramps. how does the humidity affect that? make that happen? >> we saw a lot of cramps in t...

Exact same way. the report from the hospital, the autopsy reports, everything was just the same. >> thompson did not believe me. that can't be true. that can't be true. >> six years earlier, glen turner, a police officer, had the same symptoms as randy thompson. >> he was so sick i could hear his voice shaking when he talked to me. he said he had an unbelievable stomach virus. he couldn't get rid of it. he was vomiting. couldn't stop vomiting. he had diarrhea and said i've never been this sick. >> he was also incoherent and hallucinating. >> his wife said he had a really bad night. in the midd...

Dispatcher. >> i feel horrible for the dispatcher. she did everything appropriat y appropriately. and it sounds like things escalated over the course of the call it. started as a domestic violence call and at the time the woman was saying the gun is in the safe. >> but she kept saying hurry up, please hurry up. >> and one more thing there were three little kids in that. >> and she said that, i've got my three kids here and they are scared, he's hallucinating. >> but the thing is -- the reality is 14 minutes is less than the average for this for denver and for the united states. unfortunately, ...