to find out, investigators contacted richard monroe, a well-known forensic geologist. concrete and cinders were found with karyn's body. could he tell if they came from the slovers' car lot? both samples were placed in a scanning electron microscope and hit with high-energy radiation. >> in a vacuum in the sem, the darkness in the chamber, there's no light source. the only light it puts in is the x-rays. >> this enables the images of the samples to be magnified up to 5,000 times their actual size. visually, the samples looked similar. monroe then ground the samples into a powder and bombarded it with x-rays to identify the chemical makeup of the samples. monroe concluded that the material found in the bag with karyn's body and the material from the car lot were similar enough to raise suspicions, but investigators needed more than that, and to get it, they turned to an unlikely source, the united states army. hi, credit report site andour i have a problem. i need to speak with your fraud resolution department. ugh, we don't have that. what should i tell him? just make

monroe -- richard is joining us from monroe, new jersey. appreciate the gentleman who was on before. i want to point out mohammed and the family tree line. it goes back centuries. that is important. i appreciate given us the knowledge. 1970's, opecin the stopped reducing oil. since the euro is backed by the uslar, how would that affect and our alliances? host: thank you. guest: i'm not totally sure i understand the question. there was nobody except saudi arabia who is in a position to overproduce. that is not what they do. if you look at the opec nations, everyone except maybe the united arab emirates, everybody else's full out. nobody is keeping oil off the market except maybe the saturdays. the question is if they overproduce will be the impact on the dollar, i think we are an oil import dependent nation. a glut of oil would strengthen the dollar. there is nobody out there who want to rush to market. host: steve is from texas. go ahead. guest: good morning. born in an oil field. the blessing of god is underneath this. is manipulatedt poli

good afternoon >> commissioners director hicks and secretary monroe and chief i'm richard cc&r a year ago or december of 2012 the chief called and asked me to get involved in ti t i'll glad to help out. a great education but i'm delighted to be here nobility representing the working group of the c it working group. i will hit my stride to represent them the members of the department the mental health advocates and the service providers asia other members of the city family that have been worked hard. i want to specifically thank lieutenant of the police department for his work in organizing the curriculum and seeing all the details were attended to. we kept up in the program and classed. to christen the secretary that brought magnificent active prowess to things 0 this is a smooth running machine and to angela wilhelm for the sxhor materials if you need someone to rake our backyard for rocks between the 3 of them we made one full-time employee that was engaged and to the other members of the advocates and the provider let me say it's been a pleasure 30 work with them i've learned a lo

monroe -- richard is joining us from monroe, new jersey.ciate the gentleman who was on before. i want to point out mohammed and the family tree line. it goes back centuries. that is important. i appreciate given us the knowledge. 1970's, opecin the stopped reducing oil. since the euro is backed by the uslar, how would that affect and our alliances? host: thank you. guest: i'm not totally sure i understand the question. there was nobody except saudi arabia who is in a position to overproduce. that is not what they do. if you look at the opec nations, everyone except maybe the united arab emirates, everybody else's full out. nobody is keeping oil off the market except maybe the saturdays. the question is if they overproduce will be the impact on the dollar, i think we are an oil import dependent nation. a glut of oil would strengthen the dollar. there is nobody out there who want to rush to market. host: steve is from texas. go ahead. guest: good morning. born in an oil field. the blessing of god is underneath this. is manipulatedt politicall

monroe township. is this in louisiana? richard? hello? i think we lost him. let's go next to robin in birmingham, alabama, who is driving a gm vehicle. what are you driving? >> caller: oh. i'm driving a 2003 saturn ion. >> how is it running? >> caller: ooh, fine now. this is the thing. i had this item repaired in 2009. the guy asked me, well, how do you know you had it repaired? i said, well, when you're doing 70 on 459 to the exchange, 59 in birmingham and your car goes down to zero and stops at rush hour, you will never forget that experience. my thing is because i have a degree in business and i know when you have a part -- a replacement part -- you don't kwus the same part number. how stupid were these people? if you use the same part number you need an r after it. it's general accounting principles. don't they have cpas there? i watched the good wife and she had a really kcool buick. not the lucerne. the nice one. i said if i have money -- before i found out about this -- i was going to get that car. not anymore. plus they are outsourcing jobs. call the