dr. baden found some different autopsy findings. more are blunt force injuries than the first autopsy eye identified. there was 12 in the first and 15 to 18 in the second depending how you interpret it. >> judge jeanine: was that one blow that caused her death or one injury or was it the drowning that was the final cause of death? >> all three show the seam cause of death which was drowning and then dr. baden identified a few more blunt force injuries that led him to believe that a struggle occurred causing the drowning. >> and wasn't the bath tub, wasn't that whole area in realtively undisturbed shape, things around the town? >> correct. everything was upright. no water found around the bath tub. feet up against one end of the bath tub and it is a soaking tub. there is no shower. someone falling getting in or out of the tub is going to be dislodged not in a neat nice package. neat nice pack ands don't happen unless they are staged. >> judge jeanine: what about the autopsy it is the key thing for the jury? >> it is. if i'm defending

and the puppy is expected to make a full recovery according to dr. baden aryans. sixth day in a row for losses on wall street. global markets the again today. this is day two in the civil trial against the convicted trial in a word. riser was found guilty in murdering his wife nina. in his wrongful death tryousuitd he is being sued by his kids. risers to children are now 11 and 12 years old living with their maternal grandmother in russia. >>> as the police were marching off, people were already rebuilding and other kitchen and a library. they were already recreating a new space >>> police say when they eat start getting complaints from the public they will start talking to the group and site as necessary. >>> we still have a lot of overnight roadworks. if you lingering areas remains parade will get to that any minute. we do have a star reported right on the route to treasure island. let's hit our maps, it is a spare the air day parade you are encouraged to use mass transit. so far everything is on schedule for mass-transit. here's a live look at the nimitz, at 88

dr. michael baden what he thinks may have happened inside the courthouse today day. dr. n, we're so glad you came. we got so much mail on this people were fascinated by what happened. we've never seen anything like this before. could it have been a single pill that led to his death just moments later? >> megyn, this could be typical for cyanide capsule. the old capsules that contained 100 to 200 milligrams of material in it. and that is, would cause, just what you see here. turn as little reddish. that is what cyanide does. he can't breathe and he goes into convulsions and dies so quickly. other drugs arsenic can do it the but they take longer and the only kind of, natural disease that could cause this would be a heart attack, that would cause fatal arrhythmia but it seems that the autopsy which has been completed didn't find any evidence of heart disease. megyn: then moments after he appears to have taken a pill, that is just speculation from what we're all seeing together, he took a sip of a sports drink. they're going to analyze the sports drink as well. i guess so far

people were looking at drew peterson and the savio autopsy was read, dr. badenon -- and myself initially thought homicide in the stacey peterson disappearance the one thing that stands out clearly, the most important thing is her confidential communication with her minister. >> judge jeanine: you are the one who found that guy? didn't you locate him and take him to the d.a.'s office? >> it wasn't so quick. yes i located him and established a rapport. he was conflicted whether he should -- really he a confidentiality, even in death with his -- relationship priest relationship, the way i described as she told you for a reason. she told you because she thought something might happen to her and if it did she wanted somebody to represent her. >> judge jeanine: what did she tell him? >> night kathleen savio died or was killed, however you want to view this. that night she woke up in that -- in her bedroom andrew peterson was not there. she looked for him, called on his cell phone several times, he did not answer. finally, she went downstairs and saw drew peterson in t

michael baden took one look at tragic remains before dr. baden others said this woman -- there is no trauma, there is no way that she hit her head. this is a woman who was drowned. this is a murder scene that was staged. the thing you said that has to be emphasized is we are hearing the voice from the dead. we are hearing these voices from the grave. the question is, what of that information -- if i'm dead it's my husband that did and all the rest of it. how many of those statements can be introduced because that's hearsay evidence generally speaking, illinois has a law that broadens the extent of thed a missability of hearsay. but that will be the legal test as this case goes forward because so much of the evidence is circumstantial. megyn: it sounds like a ruling came down at least in part. if they can put the words in the mouth of the defendant, drew peterson, this person said drew peterson said, then that comes in. but if it's just the decedent saying he's going to kill me, it looks like that's out. even if you think drew peterson did it and

in my opinion, basically, i mean, dr. baden -- i don't usually refer to specific experts -- he said, doug, i've never seen a case in 40 years where somebody administered chloroform to kill somebody intentionally. the kid's an infant, you can suffocate the trial. and all of the panicking and the covering up is consistent with an accident because if you're a cold-hearted murder -- jenna: you still think she did it? >> accidentally. she administered chloroform, with the caveat that i wasn't there, the child then die inside an accident. that's still a crime. >> that may very well be the case. again, we're just speculating. >> yes, i am. >> but at the same time it's important to understand, i think, that she was a lucky lady. nine times out of ten this jury would have come back guilty in a case like this, and i happen to believe if she was a man or each a woman of color, she would have been found guilty because i believe the jury had a hard time wrapping their head around this sweet-looking, young woman with this beautiful child had

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