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Population's diet. and we saw very little wildlife. only one bird in the air in what should be a natural paradise. also didn't see much of the freshest burning fires of, in fact, the brazilian military. 43,000 troops with the president says he's dispatched. we see planes flying in the air around us and video of them dropping water wherever they can. it's an incredibly difficult task ahead of them. just what we saw was hard to fathom to get your head around how much of the forest can burn so fast and how anyone can imagine putting that out by human hand. was it caused by human hand? that's what...

Problem we see today is unclear, fed. >> when you say you're hearing them in the skies, to get a bird's-eye view, that's what they're doing or are they actually doing any kind of water drops, is that even possible when you look at how vast and wide and the scope of these fires? >> reporter: look, fred, the thing that really makes you staggered here is how vast the amazon is but how much damage people have managed to do to it. the amount of work simply you have to do to make that much devastation by human hand, that is startling. yes, we see c130 cargo planes taking off from here reasonably reg...

Fires, so, nick, you got a bi bird's-eye view. brazil's troops that have headed in by the thousands to help battle this blaze. >> reporter: yes, fredricka. really to see in our three hours above the amazonian fires how little actually ended up being visible so much of the time because of how thick and intense the smoke was. at times, we had to switch the ventilation off inside the aircraft we were in to be sure we didn't actually end up suffocating ourselves, it was that dense. below, startling to see lines of fire moving forward through the forest there and often the straight lines of defores...

Bony fragments of a human hand in the ashes of a camp fire. >> they were badly burned. >> little camp fire pit kind of thing? >> yes. he had actually done a pretty good job of covering it p up. he had covered it up with straw and took measures to hide his tracks. >> the fire had been so thorough it was impossible to extract da from the dons. whoever killed sheryl dunlap had gone to extraordinary lengths to eliminate any physical evidence. there was one thing about tracking the odd guy with the red dog that they had going for them. state's assistant prosecutor. >> fortunately for the investigat...

Dunlap's torso had been found, investigators came upon a charred piece of skull and the bony fragments of a human hand in the ashes of a camp fire. >> they were badly burned. >> little camp fire pit kind of thing? >> yes. he had actually done a pretty good job of covering it p up. he had covered it up with straw and took measures to hide his tracks. >> the fire had been so thorough it was impossible to extract da from the dons. whoever killed sheryl dunlap had gone to extraordinary lengths to eliminate any physical evidence. there was one thing about tracking the odd guy with the there was one...