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They had this special room where they were dissecting bodies and taking the bones and the tissue from the bodies. i didn't know what they were doing with them. i knew that they were giving them to processing companies for use in transplant, but i couldn't imagine whether or not this was something that could be done, couldn't be done. >> when i was first subpoenaed, was it a shock? yeah, i was absolutely concerned that i was being subpoenaed. that day, i called my lawyer. >> my name is mario gulucchi. i am a criminal defense attorney and i represented michael mastromarino in his criminal cases....

The blood is diseased. i don't want the tissue. what was happening was the blood dna didn't match the tissue dna and that none of this was matching. >> they had extra vials of blood. it was in that bag, pull it out when necessary. they knew it was already checked and clean and acceptable to the processing companies. they called it, deemed it the okay bag. >> they were sending down tissue that they had no idea on whether the tissue was taken from somebody who died from hepatitis or aids or syphilis or any one of those diseases. i met up with michael and i presented to him the dna. i said, mike,...

Really know what was going on. i couldn't believe it. they had this special room where they were dissecting bodies and taking the bones and the tissue from the bodies and i didn't know what they were doing with them. i knew they were giving them to processing companies for use in transplant, but i couldn't imagine whether it was something that could be done, couldn't be done. >> when i was first subpoenaed i was in shock. i was concerned that i was being subpoenaed. that day i called my lawyer. >> my name is mario galucci. i'm a criminal defense attorney and i represented michael mastromarino ...

They say the blood is good, the blood is diseased, i don't want the tissue. what was happening was the blood dna didn't match the tissue dna and that none of this was matching. >> they had extra vials of blood. if it was in the bag they would pull it out when necessary, they knew it was checked and clean and acceptable to the processing companies and they deemed it the okay bag. >> and they were sending down tissue that they had no idea on whether the tissue was taken from somebody who died from hepatitis or aids or syphilis or any one of those diseases. i met up with michael and i presented t...

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