fdle, the florida department of law enforcement had told them, nope. ain't nothing there. >> fdle said that hair was probably not mine. 28 out of 30 characteristics didn't match the hair. >> nope, ain't nothing there. >> they said we can't do it because there is no root. the state of dna testing at the time was we can't do anything with it. >> we went to the fbi. because they're the mac daddy of labs. and we asked them to take a look at it. >> mike malone is the fbi expert. he tested it and he comes up and says oh, yeah, this is jim duckett's hair, microscopically significant. so you have the preeminent investigative agency saying it is jim duckett's hair. that's powerful evidence to a jury. there is no question they're going on believe that. >> with advance dna science not yet available at the time of the trial the prosecution relied on inexact hair testing methods yielding results that would not be accepted in a court of law today. >> i consulted a couple of forensic experts i knew and there was no way anybody, fbi, no matter where they're from could

have two lawyers, they're very familiar and intimate with law enforcement there and so now the state, fdleing else? >> well it's absolutely appropriate for them to bring in the state, the florida department of law enforcement, because of the at least maybe appearance of impropriety or conflict of interest so that's the good news. a good investigator is going to follow the evidence to the truth, wherever that may lead fred. if it turns out to be simply an accident like the situation we just heard about where the father called 911, then there won't be any charges. but if the evidence suggests that perhaps the father was criminally negligent or god forbid did it on purpose, then we would probably see some charges. >> and i wonder what that evidence would be. we all remember in the case of harris here in georgia what helped lead to charges in his case is that he was searching on the internet and they were able to see that there was -- there was some interest in how long would a child die if left in a car, information like that. what would be the kind of information that might reveal something