this is jeffrey miller. he was from new york. he was born in 1950. to his right, carrying a dog, is marianne veco, she would become the most recognizable nonuniversity protester, the photo known as the day after. 14 years old, a runaway from florida. there are two shaded individuals in the middle right of the photo. these students are carrying their books as they pause on their way to class. on the right is william shroder. he was a native of cincinati, oh, where he was born in 1950. to his left is sandy sawyer. sandy sawyer is a speech therapist, honor student fully intent on going to class. she was born in 1949 in youngstown ohio. i watched as a line of guards and students reached the crest of the hill and the guard continued to advance on them. on the right, just under the bagotta is allison krauss. she led the protest march to the city. allison krauss was a freshman honor student and born in cleveland in 1951. and this photo is particular difficult for me to look at because i see her holding hands with her boyfriend barry le have seen and i go ba

this is jeffrey miller. was a native of plainville, new york where he was born in 1950. to his right is marion becky l. she would become the most recognizable nonuniversity student protester, the most iconic photograph you might remember is the day after. 14 years old. a runaway from florida. there are two shaded individuals in the middle right of the photo. they carry their books as a pause on the way to class. on the right is duane schroeder. cincinnati,ive of ohio, born in 1950. to his left is davey shroyer. seen here. sandy troyer is a speech there a therapist, honor student intent on going to class. she was born in youngstown, ohio. guards,d as a line of students reached the crest of the hill and the guard continue to advance on them. on the right, just under the pagoda is alison krauss. the photo oftook in 19 69 during the protest march in the city. alison krauss was a freshman honor student and she was born in cleveland in 1951. and this photo is particularly difficult for me to look at because i see her holding hands with her boyfriend. i remember the original ph

is jeffrey miller he was a native of plainville, new york, where he was born in 1950. to his right is marion becky a the most widely recognized nonuniversity protester. 14 years old, a runaway from florida. individualso shaded in the middle right of the photo. these students are carrying their books on the way to class. he was a native of cincinnati, in 1950.e he was born the speech therapist, honor student, going to class. she was born in 1949 in .oungstown, ohio i watched as a line of guards, students, reached the crest of the hill and the guard continued to advance on them. on the right just under the pagoda is alison krauss. again, that is the person i took a photograph of in 1965. alison krauss was a freshman honor student. she was born in cleveland in 1951. this photo is particularly difficult for me to look at because i see her holding hands with her boyfriend barry levine and go back to 1969 and remember the original photograph i took of her and the banner that read "bring all the troops home." at this point, the guard seemed to have completed its objective. th

jeffrey epstein. reported david lee miller reports from new york. >> reporter: a tough forensic pathology said jeffreypstein's death may have been a homicide not a suicide. the disgraced financier was found hanging in a new york city prison cell in august. dr. michael baden, the city's former chief medical examiner was hired by epstein's family to observe the autopsy and said the findings are more consistent with homicide. >> three fractures of the thyroid cartilage in the hyoid bone which are unusual and hangings for suicide. >> reporter: epstein was awaiting trial in federal sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. the 66-year-old had been placed on suicide watch on july 23. then taken off six days later. the night of his death he was not checked on for several hours. >> occasionally there would be guard who falls asleep and will fudge that he was awake. that happened here. but never two guards at the same time. i'm in, the chances of that happening is like winning the lottery or something. >> reporter: he said evidence of a bedsheet around the neck would help prove whether or not someone e

i'm ready new york city examiner is making an expose of claim about the death of jeffrey epstein be reported david lee millerm new york.>> the top forensic pathologist says that his death may have been a homicide not a suicide. >> the disgraced financier was found hanging in a new york city prison cell in august dr. michael the city's former chief medical examiner was hired by his family who observed the autopsy. and so that the finding are more consistent with homicide.>> three fractures were cartilage is which is unusual in hanging suicide. >> epstein was a rating trial on federal sex trafficking charges. the 66-year-old has been placed on suicide watch on july 23. then taken off six days later. night of his death it wasn't checked on for several hours. it was occasionally there will be a guard who checks to see if he is awake. but never two guards at the same time. the chances of that happening is like winning the lottery or something. it was evidence of the bedsheets put around him could help you whether or not someone else was involved in his death.>> the dna would tell his fingers were on his neck at t