jeff stewart on the southern side is the most famous cavalry leader. one of the characteristics of all of these guys is they are relatively young. jeff stewart commands all of robert e lee's cap lori. he is 28 years old. he is a lieutenant in the regular army cavalry and decides to go south. he is killed in 1864 at yellow tavern. arguably, that is the significant of the battle of yellow tavern which is the most capable of the seven cavalry leaders is lost to robert e lee. of course, some historians would say that was an emotional or psychological loss. in the south really needed their cavalry at gettysburg, stewart was leading a cavalry raid and was effectively out of the battle. so, maybe his loss was not as significant as the moral blow that it was to the south. phil sheridan, top left, becomes the cavalry corps commander opposing stewart, beginning in 1864. he is 35 years old. or 30 years old. at the beginning of the civil war. did not really matter what branch you were. because almost all of these guys with the exception of nathan bedford forrest a

jeff stewart was the senior southern cavalry leader in the east, commanded the cavalry divisions of the army of northern virginia. his opponent was the cavalry corps of the army of the potomac.

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jeff was wearing the day of the murder. a forensic analysis found no blood on the shirt and boots. but blood spatter expert, stewartes, examined the jeans, section by section, under a stereomicroscope. >> well, the dark color of the jeans certainly made it more difficult to see blood. >> but at 60 times magnification, james could see things invisible to the naked eye. deep within the fabric, on the jean's left leg, near the inside of the thigh, james saw tiny specs of what appeared to be blood. >> the suspected blood stains were actually down within the weave and between the weave of the fabric, which indicated to me that these stains were not the result of transfer, which would have just been on the top of the weave, but rather down -- driven into the weave much more consistent with impact spatter. >> the blood spatter was the same size and shape as one would expect to find after inflicting a beating with a blunt object. dna testing of this blood revealed it was cathy lamb's blood. >> we had impact spatters at the scene on the wall, and we also had impact spatters on the left interior thigh area of the dark jeans