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Renowned forensic pathologist, michael baden. >> and asked him, "what is your opinion? was there strangulation or not? " he said absolutely not. he said, "this is just wrong. " >> so the new prosecution hired its own experts, and, well, it didn't go as planned. >> the new prosecutor on the case said that they had one or two forensic pathologists who agreed with dr. baden. >> they agreed that shirlene wasn't strangled. but these are prosecution experts. did that surprise you? >> it did. >> yeah. >> i don't think that they provided all the information that the expert needed in order to make that...

Information about the case. but in an e-mail to the daughters, from january 2014, he said his boss, the chief prosecuting attorney referred to here by his initials "kmk, " "gave the green light to go forward. " go forward with what? a whole new theory they called "murder by omission." what's your understanding of what murder by omission is? >> my understanding is that it's a duty of a spouse or a parent to get medical help for someone who can't get help for themselves. and if they die because of that, then you've effectively committed murder. >> in the e-mail, the prosecutor told the girls, he...

Opinion? was there strangulation or not? " he said absolutely not. he said, "this is just wrong. " >> so the new prosecution hired its own experts, and, well, it didn't go as planned. >> the new prosecutor on the case said that they had one or two forensic pathologists who agreed with dr. baden. >> they agreed that shirlene wasn't strangled. but these are prosecution experts. did that surprise you? >> it did. >> yeah. >> i don't think that they provided all the information that the expert needed in order to make that determination. >> the prosecution announced in court in 2010 it was abandonin...

He said his boss, the chief prosecuting attorney referred to here by his initials "kmk, " "gave the green light to go forward. " go forward with what? a whole new theory called murder by omission. what's your understanding of what murder by omission is? >> my understanding is that it's a duty of a spouse or a parent to get medical help for someone who can't get help for themselves. and if they die because of that, then you've effectively committed murder. >> in the e-mail, the prosecutor told the girls, he just needed one or more experts to give the opinion that "wakisaka's failure to perform ...