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>> then gable asked lyle if during his search, he had tried to phone or email his wife. listen to lyle's answer. >> i called her, i believe, i can't verify it. in my mind, i'm so tired. but this can be verified from my cell phone to hers. you can check my cell phone records. >> he volunteered, check my cell phone records. >> yes. >> did you think he wants me to see his cell phone records the same as the starbucks receipt? >> yes. >> suspicious? yes. but proof of a crime, not even close. lyle herring was not under arrest for anything. but gable was able to seize lyle's suv. he then brought in i...

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Mobile morgue arrives in Sonoma County to help with COVID-19 casualties FacebookTwitterEmail The state’s first refrigerated trailer to assist with the storage of COVID-19 decedents arrives in Imperial County. A trailer is being sent to Sonoma County to help with the collection of bodies of people who have died from the coronavirus.Cal OES A grim sign of the coronavirus surge, California has leased 10 refrigerated semitrailer to assist with the collection of bodies as the daily death toll climbs to unprecedented levels, according to the Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES). The ...

Office. here you are, new episode tonight "this is life," 9:00 eastern. you take us inside the los angeles county coroner's office. here is a clip. >> in this room, who has the most bodyies? >> mike. >> how many do you think you've collected? >> between 11,000 and 13,000. >> wow. >> yeah. >> but even more employees as seasoned as mike, some cases still stand out. are there case that's haunt you? >> sometimes. i went to a call once. it was a little boy that ran into the street and he got hit by a car. so he was laying there. it was a little hispanic kid. i was looking at a little boy the same a...

How an under cover fbi sting stopped them before they could carry out any of the vicious attacks. plus, somebody has to do this job. our own lisa ling goes inside the l.a. county coroner's office. she joins me live to talk about what she found and what surprised her the most.