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Always points to the guilty, the state was about to admit that the original detectives and scientists on the case misread the evidence and followed the wrong leads. >> these are packages that i received on the 20th of june, 1974. >> first to the stand, the former crime lab scientist who had examined the hairs found on the victim's body. even though for years he had told police they were looking for a dark-haired killer, similar to suspects esfehani and alverez, now he said this -- >> if the woman laying there were to have struggled and rolled on that rug, could she have picked up hairs on her ...

Infallible and that the evidence always points to the guilty, the state was about to admit that the original detectives and scientists on the case misread the evidence and followed the wrong leads. >> these are packages that i received on the 20th of june, 1974. >> first to the stand, the former crime lab scientist who had examined the hairs found on the victim's body. even though for years he had told police they were looking for a dark-haired killer, similar to suspects esfehani and alverez, now he said this -- >> if the woman laying there were to have struggled and rolled on that rug, could...

Explain. in the age of csi, when so many believe that criminal science is infallible and that the evidence always points to the guilty, the state was about to admit that the original detectives and scientists on the case misread the evidence and followed the wrong leads. >> these are packages that i received on the 20th of june, 1974. >> first to the stand, the former crime lab scientist who had examined the hairs found on the victim's body. even though for years he had told police they were looking for a dark-haired killer, similar to suspects esfehani and alverez, now he said this -- >> if t...

Scientists on the case misread the evidence and followed the wrong leads. >> these are packages that i received on the 20th of june, 1974. >> first to the stand, the former crime lab scientist who had examined the hairs found on the victim's body. even though for years he had told police they were looking for a dark-haired killer, similar to suspects esfehani and alverez, now he said this -- >> if the woman laying there were to have struggled and rolled on that rug, could she have picked up hairs on her body from that rug? >> certainly could, yes. >> in other words, prosecutors now argued that...