this was one for detective brad goldschmidt. got to get a search warrant. i've got to get a search warrant. i want to get in, but i need a warrant. i'm weighing all this stuff in my head and i'm thinking, here's what i know. tina was last seen there. john was gone. he came back in the middle of the night. there's a wet shovel in his car. tina is either dead or in really bad trouble. and if i don't go in and collect some evidence now that may lead us to her, if she's still alive, she's going to be dead soon. so i made the decision that we're going in the house. and i grabbed clay buckingham and another officer who had arrived on scene. narrator: that pre-dawn decision would change the course of the investigation. and i said, step aside, gabby. we're coming in. and she's trying to stop me and i pushed my way in. i get inside. i announce. john sandoval, greeley police. i need to talk to you right now. we're coming in. and as i get back to the hallway, i hear this scraping. it sounded like kicking or scraping on a wall. so we jump i

goldschmidt, are you still with us? dr. goldschmidt: yes. mr. crow: great. just one brief question for you. was the autopsy that you performed, in this case, was that a standard autopsy in your view? what i mean by that, was there anything that stood out to you as unusual or different? was there anything in the toxicology that stood out to you as unusual or different or did it all appear to be a standard autopsy? dr. goldschmidt: it was a standard autopsy. the only thing that we did a little bit of extra tasks and testing with heavy metal screening with a slightly elevated lead level. le other than that, f.b.i. members and pennsylvania state police members, it was standard. mr. crow: pictures were taken t documented. any markings on the body, tattoos on the body, that would be evident from your report? dr. goldschmidt: correct. mr. crow: slightly escalated lead levels but nothing else that stood out. dr. goldschmidt: that's correct. mr. crow: ok, thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back. chair kelly: thank you. now i'm going to recognize representative joyce fr

goldschmidt, are you still with us? dr. goldschmidt: yes. mr. crow: great. just one brief question for you. was the autopsy that you performed, in this case, was that a standard autopsy in your view? what i mean by that, was there anything that stood out to you as unusual or different? was there anything in the toxicology that stood out to you as unusual or different or did it all appear to be a standard autopsy? dr. goldschmidt: it was a standard autopsy. the only thing that we did a little bit of extra tasks and testing with heavy metal screening with a slightly elevated lead level. le other than that, f.b.i. members and pennsylvania state police members, it was standard. mr. crow: pictures were taken t documented. any markings on the body, tattoos on the body, that would be evident from your report? dr. goldschmidt: correct. mr. crow: slightly escalated lead levels but nothing else that stood out. dr. goldschmidt: that's correct. mr. crow: ok, thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back. chair kelly: thank you. now i'm going to recognize representative joyce fr