michael baden is standing by with fascinating insight. let's recap what we just learned moments ago with laura ingle. she's live in new york. laura? >> trace, of course, you know this is a big day in this case, learning the cause and manner of death. homicide, strangulation. as we know from all of the cases we've covered and talked about, strangulation is a very personal and intimate matter of murder. of course, we don't know and the coroner could not tell us if it was brian laundrie who so many do have questions about. that is not his job, he said. that is for the fbi. the fbi not offering any comments on that today. we have reached out to the gabby petito family and the schmidt family. they're not prepared to make any type of statement on the findings of the coroner. some of the key items that we learned in that press conference, which was a little awkward at times. it was a zoom call coming from the coroner's office. people calling in and asking questions. that is the way it went today. the coroner could not answer questions about how

michael baden are next. rebuffed advanced by the man. jeanine: as the brian laundrie manhunt continues, police released new body cam video of the confrontation between the two. >> people said he hit you. we want to know the truth, if he actually hit you. where did he hit you? don't worry. joining me with reaction to the latest developments in this case is former u.s. marshal and host of "manhunters" and pathologist dr. michael baden. lenny, the question everyone wants to know, where is bribe laundry? is he dead or alive? >> law enforcement right now, they are chasing a ghost. he's gone dark, he's off grid. he's not communicating. but they are tearing the trusted circle of friends upside down. i think he's still alive. i think he's local. maybe somebody has him held up somewhere. but he will make a mistake, judge. judge jeanine: you were with the u.s. marshal and you have a storied career. is the fbi asking the u.s. marshals to assist them in this investigation? >> i don't want to confirm or deny that, but they should be. judge jeanine: i

michael baden are next. jackie: welcome to fox news live.omen's march reaching the steps of the supreme court. the march is part of nationwide protests demanding continued access to abortion. it come days before the start of the new day of the supreme court. police say they found a body believed to be a missing florida college student. she disappeared a week ago. she vanished on the same day a maintenance man improperly used a key to enter her apartment. he was found dead an apparent suicide. she had reportedly rebuffed advanced by the man. judge jeanine: as the brian laundrie manhunt continues, police released new body cam video of the confrontation between the two. >> people said he hit you. we want to know the truth, if he actually hit you. where did he hit you? don't worry. joining me with reaction to the latest developments in this case is former u.s. marshal and host of "manhunters" and pathologist dr. michael baden. lenny, the question everyone wants to know, where is bribe laundry? is he dead or alive? >> law enforcement right now, t

baden in just a second. the parents. what do you know about the parents?et the sense they are involved at least after the fact in working to hide him from law enforcement? lenny? >> i'm sorry, judge? judge jeanine: what you know about the parents, you get the sense the parents are working to hide him from law enforcement after the fact. >> i believe so, judge. look at the timeline and the way they have been dancing throughout this investigation. the first thing i do when i q and a a parent, i will say if you knew where your mom was would you tell me? nine times out of 10 they will say no. one they know where the son is. but he had plenty of time coming across country. when he left in that white van going back to florida, how was he communicating? the fugitive investigators, they are tearing that world upside down. jenna: -- dr. baden we heard coming into this segment described brian laundrie cut her face. she said her cheek burned. anyone who has been slapped knows your cheek will burn. apparently things got more vie length and escalated as time went on. >

baden. >> they agreed that shirlene wasn't strangled. but these are prosecution experts.. >> i don't think that they provided all the information that the expert needed in order to make that determination. >> the prosecution announced in court in 2010 it was abandoning the strangulation theory. the very theory that got ken convicted in the first place. what did you think when they just dropped that theory? >> i was shocked. honestly, i was shocked. >> the current prosecutor declined to talk with us, or share any information about the case. but in an e-mail to the daughters, from january 2014, he said his boss, the chief prosecuting attorney referred to here by his initials "kmk, " "gave the green light to go forward. " go forward with what? a whole new theory called murder by omission. what's your understanding of what murder by omission is? >> my understanding is that it's a duty of a spouse or a parent to get medical help for someone who can't get help for themselves. and if they die because of that, then you've effectively committed murder. >> in the e-mail, the prosec

years ago, we were told that the americans and the nature of ours, mccoy, instruct, gannon stanza in baden, occupies in order to eliminate osama bin whiten alkie, akita, and organizations like that. the experience of occupation, particularly the experience of the killing of civilians through jordan bombing time, has paid support on the american rule for these groups. so rather than sort of being some incision of atlanta, could you hide his groups out of us? i've gone to san wives at the end of the american occupation, though is probably far, far, far more jarvis on the ground than it was back in 2001. so this is also a failure of american policy in afghanistan. what about the taliban themselves? they've said that they are investigating the situation. how do you expect them to react? well, we see a change in their attitude to the problem. will phone will it? if it, if she could a harder the statement saying the oppose this attack there, pu ivy recognized actually called the show she of brothers in this instance, which is a big shift from the previous position. and they're not a friend of th

michael baden, for a and fox news contributor. this is all very intriguing. the families attorney told fox news that brian laundrie's parents went to the myakkahatchee creek environmental park this morning. apparently they had informed the fbi and the northport police department that they were going to go. the law enforcement met the parents this morning after a brief search off a trail that brian frequented, according to the lawyer. said the articles belonging to brian were found. here's what's really strange about all this, police have been searching for the sky for weeks. they are in the carlton preserve they would have searched myakkahatchee creek environmental park which connect to it from the east as well. they have been searching in north carolina and georgia. nothing, nothing, nothing. the parent show up and after a brief search they find this. what do we make of that? >> well, john, first of all, they know by now whether the body they have, because you need a body to call the corner in to look at what they found, they would make a quick identificatio

michael baden there to get autopsies?ted to go to one of those. >> yeah, i think there's a reason why they won't let you in. >> greg: sometimes i just think some things are free. >> i know this is kind of funny, but the scary thing is this is france. france, where they smoke and the kids drink. and they go yes, you know, it's not -- she's not attractive. that is supposed to be -- if they had gone -- the globe is in trouble. there's nobody -- there's no redoubt left fort -- i mean, the misprints pageant is 100 years old, it's not like they just started it. so for 100 years the french have been doing this and it's is actually the worst news of the whole show. not the doj list, not murder rates. it's that france is no longer superficially interested -- >> greg: it does kind of illuminate if truth, kat, that we are all discriminators. we all make decisions based on discriminating, the people that we date, the people we hang out with. we discover many. the beauty pageant discriminate scurried >> you know what else discriminate

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doctor michael baden, has room few the evidence indeterminate could not have been an accidental.etectives people more visit to stephen scharf. they wouldn't tell me what it was for. i have no idea what it's about. i mean it did make any sense. >> 16 years after that fatal night on the cliff, police were back, and stephen scharf was in for a shock. >> after all these years, you thought it was done. >> not until they reach behind in hand me this thing, this arrest warrant. >> coming up, the case heads into court with a surprise from the stand. >> i'm here for my mother. stephen and jody's only son, has some dark secrets to share. >> did you see that? >> i did. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our te