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Is there another path for them to pursue justice. is a civil case possible. you heard kyle say we made it through the hard part. is there another part to come? >> certainly there can be civil trials. for example, the victims' families can file suit. we saw this famously in the o.j. simpson trial. he was acquitted of the murder of ron goldman and nicole brown simpson but he was, of course, assessed with a damages verdict in a civil suit. the standard of proof in a civil case is considerably lower so perhaps easier for the victims' families to prevail in those circumstances. again, it is another...

At that stage, he broke down before the jury. the jury was able to see that. and they believed him. >> neil: so ted, a lot of people were wondering the longer this went on, they read which way the jury was going. we were going over 24 hours of total deliberation. people were thinking, are they afraid, whatever decision they make and the impact it might have outside, that, you know, something that they did might lead to riots or demonstrations. even though there's not a hint of that as we speak. i'm wondering what you made of the time it took to get to this decision. >> you know, it took a long...

Turn. >> emily: i absolutely agree and i think an additional intersect would be the live coverage of this trial. judge schroeder called it "frightening." the threats that he was receiving and how it altered public perception of the aisle. weighed against the right of the public to have that transparency. going back or hurt getting back to the o.j. simpson trial which was really the first time that criminal trial.d be there during these are real lives, john. to your point about amplifying the narrative it's untrue, it has the ability, the potential to destroy livelihoods forever. secondly it ma...

Simpson trial and a fox news contributor. it's good of you to join us today. you said a couple weeks ago this was likely strangulation. one, how did you know and two, why is it that the coroner in teton county won't give us more information on how the strangulation happened, whether it was manual or a device was used? >> well, the coroner new on day one when the autopsy was down that it was strangulation and that it was a homicide. they delayed a couple of weeks before saying it was a homicide. there's no reason not to have said that it was strangulation. the reason i say that, shooting, stabb...

Investigate president kennedy's assassination and testified at the o.j. simpson trial. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> martha: i'd like to start by playing a piece of this interview that laura ingle did with jim schmidt on their understanding of what is going on. let's watch this. >> we were holding out hope that they would do the autopsy and release her. they had to bring in a lot of expert forensic pathologists and people that come in and do the autopsy. they felt it was important to hold on to her remains for the investigation. >> martha: so dr. bodin, bring in a lot of expert fo...