to you, eleanor dixon, felony prosecutor. joining us here in our manhattan studios. you and i have both handled a lot of duis prosecuting them. and since we have only prosecuted felonies, in our world, it has to be an hv, habitual violator, before we get our mitts on them, so when i say "a shot," what does that mean to you, eleanor dixon, not on a personal level? >> well, it means one drink, nancy, usually one drink, a 12 ounce can of beer, six ounces of wine, or a shot of liquor, the 80 proof that was mentioned. >>> i can think of only two words, i said. too young, and to soon. >> children filled four of the five bright white caskets that moved up the steps into our lady of victory, the church in floral park where the schuler and hance families would celebrate the joyful milestones in their lives. >> god wanted them all to be in heaven together, and they had to go together, and they are all angels looking over the family now. >> reporter: that is the only way members of this heartsick community can come to grips with the horrific highway crash that took the lives of

eleanor dixon, prosecutor out of atlanta. peter odom, defense attorney out of atlanta.x sanchez, defense attorney out of the new york jurisdiction. i've been studying the will, and the will specifically states that michael jackson says, "i have no other children, living or deceased." it also says, "i have intentionally omitted to provide for my heirs that are not delineated in my trust documents." to eleanor dixon, what if this would be a biological child? can he inherit? >> well, i say yes. you know, as the lawyers like to say, you can always sue, and if he is the biological child, he is an heir, and i think he can assert that privilege and lay claim to some of the estate. >> all right. alex sanchez, you agree? >> that issue can be resolved one, two, three with a dna test, and if he is a child, he'll be splitting whatever money was left to the children. >>> new developments in the investigation of michael jackson's death. we are getting the clearest indication yet that jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray, is the sole target of the criminal investigation. >>

to eleanor dixon, what if this would be a biological child? could he inherit? >> well, i would say yes. you know, as the lawyers like to say, you can always sue, and if he is the biological child, he is an heir, and i think he can assert that privilege and lay claim to some of the estate. >> all right. alex sanchez, you agree? >> that issue can be resolved one, two, three with a dna test, and if he is a child, he'll be splitting whatever money was left to the children. >>> i knew then that mr. jackson was rehearsing, so i figured he was -- that he was there, he was employed, he was there to take care of him. i would see dr. murray carrying the oxygen tanks down in the mornings. i don't know what to make of it. i know that what, you know, the situation with, you know, the oxygen tanks and the doctor, you know, the doctor, you knows, was there, i thought to do his job as his physician. >>> i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace tonight. do you realize that on the research in the search warrant of the office in las vegas, one of the

eleanor dixon, and peter odom. and joining us from seattle, ann bremner. typically, they come back for the person that sent them though jail, not the person that keeps them out of jail. >> it's the person that makes the charges. >> especially not the probation officer, she wouldn't have anything with them going to jail. she would have to do with them stage out of jail. that theory doesn't make sense. how often have you, peter, seen anybody come back and get the probation officer? >> very rarely. retaliation on rare instances. let me take issue. probation officers get up close and personal with the people all the time. they have to search the premises. >> she has not been an officer since 2002. >> there's no evidence that there's a former probationer involved at all. >> you're the best thing on tv since perry mason. black and white tv, like your caller said. i think that's not a good theory. they go after the judge or their own lawyer. probation officer, almost never. >>> kristi cornwell, walking along a remote area tuesday, a walk slooes taken many times.

eleanor dixon, and peter odom. and joining us from seattle, ann bremner. eleanor, typically the criminal will come back and get the person that sent them to jail, not the probation officer? they kept them out of jail? that doesn't even make any sense. >> no. we don't even see cases like that. you're right, nancy. it's not usually the judge or the prosecutor tore defense attorney. it's the person who made the charges. >> especially the probation officer, for pete's sake. she wouldn't have anything with him going to jail. in factor she would have something to d women staying out of jail, so that theory doesn't make any sense. peter odom in your practice of law, how many times have you seen is somebody come back and get a probation officer? >> very rarely. let me just take issue with you and the other prosecutor, nancy. probation officers get up close and personal with the criminals all the time. they go to their houses, take urine samples from them. >> she has not been an officer since 2002. >> there's no evidence that there's a former probationer involved at

to eleanor dixon, prosecutor out of atlanta. okay, let's be real here.ael jackson in treating him. he was debbie rowe's employer. he also has said publicly he had donated sperm to a sperm bank. he can be a part of the children's lives if he wants to, why do it in court? >> that's interesting. you have to have what is kaulted standing to be part of the suit or whatever is going noncourt. so clearly, he has some kind of connection to what's happening and michael jackson beyond just a mere friend. ♪ i'll be there in the morning ♪ with kisses >>> prince, i wish for you for you to learn about perseverance and confidence and the true meaning of success, which is love. and to know you can reach any goal that your heart desires. totally up to you. you can do anything you want. and i love you. thank you. >> thank you. >> prince. ♪ blessing ♪ biding your time ♪ when you lay me down sleeping ♪ ♪ ♪ my heard is weeping ♪ because i'm sleeping -- not all by myself. help me. help. ♪ one for all ♪ this is one for all of the lost children ♪ ♪ wishing you well ♪ and you wi

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eleanor dixon, felony prosecutor, specializes on crimes on women and children. and peter odom, defense attorney, atlanta jurisdiction and of course, we have to have an attorney out of the philadelphia jurisdiction. author of "prosecutorial misconduct." eleanor, what about the mystery blonde? how does this guy rope in one woman after the next? >> it's amazing. seems like he has someone to help aid and abet him. she's not exactly playing hangman with him in the room. she's taking him to the hotel and helping him avoid law enforcement here in the united states. >> lawless? >> i agree. the woman is in a lot of trouble and the best thing she should do is come forward and try to explain it. >> and remember, peter odom, the victim's mercedes, her mercedes is still missing. does this woman know where it is? >> it could be and it could be the crime scene. when they find it, they'll know it. it's going to be an ugly one. >> jenkins was accused of killing and mutilating his wife, jasmine fiore, and dumping her body in buena park. then he took off for canada. police want to