his trial started in september of 2012. >> all rise. >> prosecutor jesse evans was there for the stateut obsession, revenge. >> evans argued that daker was a violent stalker and that his obsession with one woman led to the death of another. >> you can't get inside the mind of a psycho path and figure out why they would kill. >> evans said daker had left a trail of destruction and those critical hairs. >> the cold case solved by advances in dna technology proved positive that waseem daker is the man. >> defending wa seem daker is waseem daker. >> i want to point out three principles of law i want to give you. >> before he took over his own case he had been represented by an experienced team, michael and jason treadway. they were still advising him. >> they had no case without those hairs. that's why they didn't go forward initially. they didn't have a case. and they knew it. >> their advice to daker, focus on those hairs and don't obsess about lottie. >> this case had to be defended by attacking the science of the state's case. >> but daker couldn't seem to let go. his focus from the st

survivors when we think of james darden george gageby lady clindanced jesse rupert thomas evans hunter mcguire and alex neil and their roles or incidences in civil war medicine. we need to think of them as strong survivors whether they fought against pain appealed to an enemy's kindness gritted through a long journey or somehow found the courage to pick up a knife and suturing threads again these men and women represent hundreds and thousands who had similar experiences. in the 1828 webster dictionary the word survive is defined to remain alive. this closer look at civil war medicine and the shenandoah valley campaigns reminds us that survival personal and national physical and mental was a significant part of the war struggle in 1864. thank it's my privilege now to introduce my emerging civil war co-founder chris white and to have him tell you about chancellorsville is going to give

survivors when we think of james darden george gageby lady clindanced jesse rupert thomas evans hunter mcguire and alex neil and their roles or incidences in civil war medicine. we need to think of them as strong survivors whether they fought against pain appealed to an enemy's kindness gritted through a long journey or somehow found the courage to pick up a knife and suturing threads again these men and women represent hundreds and thousands who had similar experiences. in the 1828 webster dictionary the word survive is defined to remain alive. this closer look at civil war medicine and the shenandoah valley campaigns reminds us that survival personal and national physical and mental was a significant part of the war struggle in 1864. thank you. learn more about the people and events that shape the civil war and reconstruction every saturday at 6pm eastern only on american history history tv here on c-span 3 here american history tv on c-span 3 exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. tonight at eight eastern on lectures in history former defense sec