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The state's forensic scientist wraps up his testimony; Dr. Zhongxue Hua examines small pieces of human tissue that investigators uncovered in Bill's abandoned car in Atlantic City.
The state's forensic scientist wraps up his testimony; Dr. Zhongxue Hua examines small pieces of human tissue that investigators uncovered in Bill's abandoned car in Atlantic City.
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EP75 "Squeaky, Clean Apartment"Investigators go to the apartment of Bill and Melanie McGuire multiple times looking for clues as to what happened to Bill; the defense emphasizes to the jurors that no evidence was found in the apartment.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP74 "Forensic Scientist to Neuropathologist"The state's forensic scientist wraps up his testimony; Dr. Zhongxue Hua examines small pieces of human tissue that investigators uncovered in Bill's abandoned car in Atlantic City.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP76 "The Case Of The Small Human Tissue"The jury learns about evidence at the microscopic level; very small particles of human tissue found on the floor mat of Bill McGuire's car that match his DNA.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP73 "Forensic Scientist and Detectives Testify"Dr. Leighann Frattarelli tells the jurors that Dr. Miller helped her deliver twins and this was during the few days that Bill went missing; more detectives working at the New Jersey State Police take the stand.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP72 "More From Thomas Lesniak"The jury hears more details of what a forensic scientist uncovered while examining the physical evidence in this case; after Bill McGuire's remains are identified, investigators turn their focus on how he was killed.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP71 "Inconclusive But Not Eliminated"The jury gets visual exhibits of key pieces of evidence linked to the murder of Bill McGuire; they hear detailed, scientific analysis about the evidence police collected and processed; Melanie McGuire is accused of killing and dismembering.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP70 "Forensic Scientist Under Cross-Examination"The cross-examination of the state's forensic scientist heated up; the defense team argues that investigators wrongly zeroed in on Melanie McGuire into the months -- long investigation of her husband's murder.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP69 "Collected Physical Evidence Examined"The cross-examination of the state's forensic scientist includes details about how his team worked to collect, process and examine evidence; a 10-inch-long hair is found in the remains of Bill McGuire.
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