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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.
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.
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Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP65 "Forensic Examination Of The Evidence Collected"Jurors learn about the physical evidence that prosecutors believed linked Melanie McGuire to the murder of her husband, Bill; Thomas Lesniak examined the garbage bags that had contained Bill's remains.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP68 "Trace Evidence"The forensic scientist who examined the six large plastic bags containing Bill McGuire's remains testifies; Thomas Lesniak goes through each of the three suitcases that contained Bill's remains, doing a lot of measurements.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
S2024, 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 of the evidence police collected and processed; Melanie McGuire is accused of killing and dismembering.
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
S2024, EP59 "Going In And Out Of Atlantic City"Cross-examination continues on a state investigator, Donald Macciocca, who uncovers incriminating evidence linking Melanie McGuire to her husband Bill's murder, including her Pennsylvania driver's license.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
S2024, EP58 "Circumstantial And Incriminating Evidence"Another detective in the New Jersey State Police testifies; Sergeant Jeffrey Kronenfeld testifies to the jury about his role in the murder investigation of Bill McGuire.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
S2024, EP50 "The Affair That Led To Murder"A fertility clinic doctor tells jurors that the defendant forged his signature on prescribed medication the days leading up to Bill McGuire's death; on the stand is Dr. Bradley Miller, Melanie's lover of three years.
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