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>> his i.d. is there. >> the female victim has no i.d. on her, but the police are receiving leads about a missing 18-year-old girl. they believe they have a match, based on her tattoos and clothing. >> the girl's supposed to be wearing a white jacket, white boots, blue jeans. >> uh-huh, yeah. >> she has on those white boots they were talking about. >> the cops and crime scene technicians swarm around the car, taking photographs, searching for clues and checking for fingerprints. the coroners are now backing off their murder/suicide theory. >> i think it's going to be something else, don't you ...

>> "dead men talking: the case of the double homicide." >> humans can be quite creative in the ways they can think to hurt each other and in the ways they can actually end up causing the death of someone else. >> crime investigation is a team effort, according to dr. tracy corey, chief medical examiner for the state of kentucky. she's one of several investigators who work to unravel the mysteries behind the deaths of the victims who arrive in her autopsy room. >> i like puzzles, and every single case presents its own mysteries to try to figure out. >> you'll see all that it takes to solve one ...

>> we can, by looking at the skin surface, get an estimate as to how far away the muzzle was from the skin surface when the trigger was pulled. she shows what's called stippling or tattooing, which is when the burned and burning gunpowder particles strike the skin surface and create little injuries. it also told me that the muzzle of that gun was relatively close. it was within a couple of feet away from her when that trigger was pulled. well, what we're going to call this is intermediate range. that can be obviously crucially important in the overall case. all right. right lung. >> for as lon...

The man through his car and later his driver's license. >> his i.d. is there. >> the female victim has no i.d. on her, but the police are receiving leads about a missing 18-year-old girl. they believe they have a match, based on her tattoos and clothing. >> the girl's supposed to be wearing a white jacket, white boots, blue jeans. >> uh-huh, yeah. >> she has on those white boots they were talking about. >> the cops and crime scene technicians swarm around the car, taking photographs, searching for clues and checking for fingerprints. the coroners are now backing off their murder/suicide theory...

More than 7 million people will likely need help. in mexico, they believe they're closing in on el chapo guzman, who isally alleged to have injured his leg and face. the city of louisville has been shaken up by a brutal double homicide. the case began when two young people were found dead in a car in an alley. now, the bodies of the gunshot victims, ashley yennous and anthony housy, are being evaluated by medical examiner tracy corey. she is looking for any evidence