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A wreck occurred at the intersection of W. Main Street and S. High Street Monday evening when one driver reportedly ran the red light.

Has been completed and now they are in the process of processing everything they have found there at the house. but once again, most of the investigation now focused on those items that were found in the trash, those three items plus whatever else they may have found there and what they can do in terms of trying to make a match, some sort of a dna match, and see where it leads them. >> all right, jason carroll, we appreciate. it we turn out to -- mark mara who has more on the ongoing investigation. mark, thank you for being with us. you heard jason's report, does it seem to you like this is mo...

For if this was your client? >> well you know, there are always two silos. the first one is can the state prove the case, right? so you go into the suppression issues, did they do the search properly, are there are other possibilities or other people that may have wanted to cause for harm? so you always look at those forensic -- evidentiary side of it, but at the same time anderson, as we have talked about a lot, you are not looking at maybe a potential defense or litigation. how crazy might this guy be? there were searches, they are really horribly simplistic and the way he went about to do i...

Photo: Tennessee Drug Recognition, or DRE, experts listen intently as MTSU biology assistant professor Kiel Ormerod shares information about the brain and central nervous system and the effects from drug usage during the two-day ADAPT — “Advanced Drug Assessment through Physiology and Toxicology” — workshop recently in the MTSU Ingram Building's MT Center. About 100 DRE police officers attended the session sponsored by MTSU Forensic Science, the TBI and the Tennessee High ...