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parts from people who did not want their body parts donated and selling body parts infected with hiv, hepatitis, and sepsis and other diseases for use. the company maintained it did nothing illegal. lori jane gliha, al jazeera, chicago. >> now after lori jane's story first aired, the company at the center of her report biological research company of illinois, ceased its business. >>> a rags to riches story. >> we end this hour on a look back and the road ahead. in the ups and downs of the economy many of us have learned how quickly a dream job can simply disappear. but in the other america we found inspiration from a man who won't let his set backs steal away his determination to build a future. >> i was always interested in karate or those kind of martial arts, i liked it. so when i was kid, when i saw a movie, rocky, first time, i was so inspired by that movie. i started boxing in the high school, i joined the team. and my boxing life started. i got a scholarship from the university in japan. and i joined them started focusing on going to olympic games. but i couldn't be national c

ridgway finally led detectives to the place where he had thrown her body. and 20 years later, they were able to find her remains and turn them over to her family. >> to me, my daughter is still alive. until now, we always celebrate her birthday. >> another time police narrowly missed gary ridgway was after the murder of carol christensen in may of '83. her case had always been the most puzzling to the task force. the rest of the victims were found nude but she was dressed and her body was posed. two trout were placed on her upper body, an empty bottle of wine on her stomach and sausage on her hand. at the time investigators wondered whether this could be religious symbolism. wondered why the killer had carefully chosen these items. wondered what he was trying to communicate. indeed, some wondered whether this was the work of the green river killer at all. the murder scene was so different, even her family thought someone else had killed her. >> at the time we really didn't connect it. >> i brought them out of the fridge before we talked. >> when he started

infectious bodies. it's not pleasant. it's a pretty profound odor. you can see the body is very distended. takes a green discoloration, the skin sloughs off. the skin turns greenish, reddish, black discoloration. >> coming up next, will this body's advanced state of decomposition prevent dr. spitz from unraveling the mystery? and some cases never get solved. will the man with the head injuries be one of them? >> this is one of the frustrating aspects of forensic pathology. >>> at first glance dr. daniel spitz's morning routine looks fairly typical. he's picked up his dry cleaning and stopped off for a take out breakfast. but what follows next would leave most people cold. he's about to perform an autopsy on ann palmateer, a 42-year-old caucasian woman found dead and decomposing in her home. >> 42-year-old female found in bed. this is a psychiatric disorder, schizophrenia. hadn't been seen by her faly for five days. >> during the course of the investigation, it was found that she had a fairly extensive p

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let's start with upper body. i'm gonna sit down on this comfortable pad, place my hands behind me, and press down. >> that'great right there. now, how's the tension feel? >> it feels pretty good, but, you know what? i could take a little bit more, please. my arms are on the skinnier side, and i'd like to build some more defined muscle on this part of my body. >> no problem. with the wonder core smart, you can easily and precisely dial up the tension. now, how's that tension feel? >> perfect. i can really feel it working the back of my arms. this is such a problem area for us women as we get older. my mom would love this. get a good triceps workout, and you'll definitely feel it the next day. >> here. from your triceps workout, just flip over, and here u go. biceps, forearms, and shoulders. this is a great resistance workout. again, i can do heavier resistance and fewer reps for muscle size and definition or less resistance and more reps for a leaner look. absolutely great for both girls and guys. >> those are gre

what is this body of water? the body-- to the camera. right.to the camera. the body of water... five seconds, harding. ma... ma... anyone else on the harding team? mallory keaton. straits of massachusetts. no, no. i'm sorry. the correct answer was the straits of magellan. the straits of massachusetts is incorrect. [ring] wait a minute. the judges say close enough. wait a minute. i'm sorry. that's the wrong answer. but, but, but as i said, the decision of the judges is final. harding gets credit. uh, the next question. "what is the name of the military alliance the treaty of moscow. no. i'm sorry. the question goes over to harding high. alex keaton. the wa... the wa... wa... mallory keaton,harding high. the warsaw pact? you're right. the correct answeris the warsaw pact. "what is the longest suspension bridge in the united states?" the verrazano- narrows bridge. correct! five pointsfor harding. [buzz] the question was alreadyanswered, mallory. i thought you might like to know what the secondlongest suspension bridge is. no, not really. but apparently the judges do. the golden gat

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. >>> along this lonely stretch of river, body after body turns up in the dark waters. a serial killer stalking young women, showing no mercy. >> she fought and she fought. >> over the years he struck 48 times. for this dedicated detective, it would become the case of a lifetime. >> we only knew we had young girls and young women being killed at the prime of their life. >> but after clues along the river evaporate, he's told to give up. >> it's like the scene out of a movie where they tell the guy stop working this case. >> but he couldn't, wouldn't. >> what would you have me do if it were your daughter on the list? >> for two decades the killer remained on the loose. finally, after so much death, this sheriff will come face to face with the man who murder sod many. >> women had control of me and i don't like being controlled. >> to confront a heart of darkness. >> i was most interested in killing them than in sex. >> the biggest serial killer case in u.s. history. for this sheriff, a personal 20-year journey for justice along a river of death. john larson with "chasing

he stated he knew where the body was and helped investigators locate the body.e never actually said he committed the murder and how the death occurred. so those are the questions that i hope to answer. >>> coming up -- coaxing secrets out of a skeleton. >> after 22 years in the ground it is a challenge. finding dna evidence, finding other type of trace evidence. not impossible, but unlikely. >>> and -- an unexpected conclusion to the andrea bean case and the trail of blood at her condominium. >>> as to count one, your verdict is -- >> guilty in the first degree. >> on june 18th, 2008, arthur ream is convicted on circumstantial evidence of killing cindy zarzycki 22 years ago. ream never confesses and the 13-year-old girl's body is never found. before his sentencing, ream finally admits to burying cindy in the woods and leads authorities to the secret spot. after a ten-hour excavation the remains are brought back to the morgue and examined by dr. daniel spitz, the medical examiner for macomb county, michigan. >> we're trying to fill in the gaps as to what actually

a comprehensive analysis of the body from head to toe. he bounces back and forth between the two cases, beginning with jill moore. because of her initial symptom this week severe jaw pain at first everyone is wondering whether the dental work had anything to do with mrs. moore's sudden death. >> we have a mystery. we don't know what happened. the doctors were baffled. the husband was beside himself. nobody knew. >> okay. christine, i'm taking a look at this lady's back and then she's ready to go. >> nothing on the external exam really gave me a big clue as to what i would be expecting. >> if any cases get to dr. spitz it's the young ones like ryan sudowsky. >> i can take a look at his back and then he's ready. especially lately when we've had so many suicides i do take a step back and look at some of these people -- young, healthy, good looking people that had their whole life ahead of them. i just think it must have been just an overwhelming burden and just a huge weight on their shoulders to ultimately come to the decision that this was

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the shocking lengths the grave digger will go through to find the body. the plus what happens when we go looking for answers. >> that and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> we have dramatic video of a tour helicopter, crashing today, into the water at pearl harbor. the chopper came down, right here mere the memorial to the u.s.s. arizona five people were on board, everybody survived but authorities say a 16 year-old boy is in critical condition. >>> fbi agents searched a home of said farouk's brother for a third time today. farouk and his wife tashfeen malik, gunned down 14 people in san bernardino in december. agents hauled out paperwork and computer from the california home. he has in the been named as a suspect. he is a veteran of the navy who has earned medals, for fighting terrorism. >>> the u.s. has slapped north korea with new more stringent sanctions tonight the in response to that country's continued nuclear weapons testing. president obama signed a bill that passed congress with near unanimous support. >>> these philadelphia stu

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bodies of ebola victims in liberia. we'll talk to the producer of the oscar nominatedocumentary after this. >> as the ebola crisis ravaged african in 2014, the red cross dead body management team removed the body to avoid the spread of the disease. an oscar nominated hbo documentary, body team 12 tells their heroic story. we'll learn more from the film's producer in tonight's first person reports. >> my name is brinn musser, i'm the producer of the short documentary body team 12. >> body team 12 is a short documentary that focuses on an incredibly brave aid worker named garmai who is tackling firsthand the ebola crisis in liberia. take the bodies from their families and ceo pate them. it was an effort by the liberian red cross to stop the spread of ebola. there was a lot of resistance to these body teams. in liberia cremation is not part of the culture. you have people who want to bury the bodies, they wash the bodies and this is really terrible for the spread of ebola but as they come to get the body there was a strugg

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and almost all of us have them inside our bodies. >> chemicals, right now, according to the best evidence we have, are contributing to the chronic disease burden in this country in ways that are substantial. >> we are seeing increases, clearly, in certain kinds of illnesses. asthma is one. autism is another. adhd is a third. >> one out of every third child born today is going to have diabetes. and if you're a minority, it's oneut of two. >> chemicals contribute to the incidence of leukemia. >> breastancer, iertility. >> alzimer's, parkson's. >> people are more obese or higher weight than they were 10 to 20 years ago. >> childhood cancers are going up. >> we're seeing effects on sperm count in men. um, the catch line is, you know, men today are not the men their grandfathers were. >> there are more of these bizarre birth defects, particularly around male reproductive development. >> if i were a parent... i would be very concerned. >> they were meant to make life easier, and they do. >> better things for better living through chemistry. >> chemicals fight disease, bolster food production, a

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the body was later identified as belonging to jamie howard. we will let you know what else develops in this investigation. >>> there's a first for everything and baseball wasn't is concerned. he's kicked out for good under the new drug rules. he's the typical violation in the case of the mets former closer. >>> good evening. six days after the usc women played their most anticipated home game south carolina's men now one of their biggest ever in columbia saturday. number 18 kentucky rolls in. the other night the gamecocks had a big one and won against lsu. the gamecocks, together on top of the league. it's obvious to what happens to the winner. frank ellis had a preview of the rest of his week. >> i have to go home and i'll be up all night watching kentucky on film. that's easy too. let's watch kentucky. they're no good. how do we guard him? i have no idea. how about that guy? i have no idea. >> the wildcats have won eight of the past nine. >>> clemson is home to georgia tech in the well at 2:00 on saturday. tigers coming off back to back loss

a woman's body has been discovered on route 8 near snag creek and near the ohio river in her. kentucky state police have confirmed they're investigating but would not elaborate. we're working to gather additional information and will bring you the latest on air and on fox19now.com. this afternoon dozens of protesters rallied outside of cpd's district 3 demanding.. what they're calling.. justice. this, after the shooting death of paul gaston by cpd. police say gaston didn't comply with commands to lie on the ground after reports that he was waving a gun. police say he reached for a gun from his waistband. dozens of protesters gathered across the street from western hills high school demanding justice for those they say were harassed and or killed at the hands of police. they let their voices be heard as they made their way to district 3. "we're not here simply for show, where fight so that these families can get justice and find out the truth and find out facts" one case protesters focused on today was melvin murray, jr. he died after a police say he after a police car him. he

their bodies were found about one third of a mile wrapped in burlap sacks.y think he has a connection to the community based on information from a neighbor. >> here is where there was burlap according to one of the witnesses hackett had to come here. >> retired homicide detective and i who have been investigating this raman's decided to go see the spot where her body was discovered, about 150 about 150 feet from the buffalo ocean parkway. >> he told us again his theory that she ended did not drown this please said but was killed elsewhere and her body disposed of. >> the best place to put the body would be 50 yards in the widest part. >> nearly six years and two autopsies later no one has been arrested for the death of shannon gilbert, the murder of ten other people who have been found along ocean parkway. gary and i had to see where the other bodies were discovered so we pulled up to the beach where he wanted to see if there any potential matches to atlantic city. before we left we walked the beach where people can abandon for a day of summer fun. it's full

body. supreme court justice, family, a prayer will be read, there will be a short ceremony. later today, the doors of the supreme court will open and the public will be able to file past and pay their respects, having a moment with both the casket as well as a portrait of the late supreme court justice. we do expect president obama and the first lady to attend and pay their respects later on this afternoon. you can see a lot of formality today, a lot of ceremony. members of the public are already lining up outside so they can pay their respects ins about an hour's time. >> what we are watching here, the supreme court police officers are serving as the paul bearers, but scalia's law clerks will also serve as honorary paul bearers and one of his law clerks tweeted out yesterday that as part of tradition, he will stand with his fellow law clerks vigil by scalia's side at the court all day throughout today, and actually through the night. the public viewing will go on for quite some time today.

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that means the department will have to purchase some 270 body cameras. cameras that will record the interaction between police and the public. the department's school resource officers have been equipped with body cameras for more than five years. the department tells kcci it is well on it way to the more than all uniformed officers. it is a combination of private donations and budgeted funds that will get the body cameras purchased and give officers on the street accountability. >> there has always been a lot of talk about transparency with law enforcement so this is going , to fill both of those requests. they want to know what we are doing, they want to know why we are doing it, and they want to know how we're doing it. this will help there. marcus: tonight at 6:00 we hear , from the public and whether or not they think body cameras on police should have the green light. steve: at the statehouse measures to address the growing , use of police body cameras are not expected to impact iowa law enforcement this year. several lawmakers want legislative act

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