haskell analyzed the eggs and larvae from edna posey's body.lies lay eggs, which develop into larvae and then into flies. but in reading the medical examiner's report, dr. haskell noticed an inconsistency. at the autopsy, the medical examiner said he found eggs but not larvae. and he noticed something else. at the original autopsy, the eggs were scraped from the body and placed in a petri dish. the scrapings also contained bits of flesh and blood. this meant that the eggs had three additional days to feed on the flesh and develop before they were analyzed. >> i'm trying to avoid saying the cops screwed up. i'm trying to be diplomatic. >> dr. haskell analyzed some of the eggs found on edna posey's body. after three years, they were so dry they were almost dust. they were then placed in a saline solution to rehydrate them. dr. haskell believes these eggs were on edna posey's body for only a short time. meaning that edna posey was killed sometime late saturday night or early sunday morning, not friday night as the original entomologist estimated.

kc kim studied the larvae found on the body.entomologist is an expert in the study of insects. >> what this body had was a large number of different kind of beetles and then a very late stage of maggots. >> within minutes of death, blow flies can detect the smell of decomposition, even from miles away. dr. kim calculated that the larvae deposited by the flies had been on the body for 19 days, which meant they were on the body the day lori disappeared. in an incredible stroke of luck, police learned that an automated teller machine near the entrance to the mall was equipped with a surveillance camera which took pictures every ten seconds. the camera was aimed in the direction of lori's car. at first glance, the images looked unimportant. they showed a man making a bank transaction. but in the background, out of focus, there appeared to be an automobile near lori's car with an unidentified person standing nearby. the images looked promising, but were not clear enough for any kind of analysis, so prosecutors asked both the pennsylv

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the goal is to star larvae into developing interest mosquitoes considered a nuisance but not then to spread west nile. spraying could be extended to tomorrow. >> more electric car charming -- charging station could come to california with pg&e looking for $650 million program for building the charging stations that could look did come up with the money by charging customers 70 cent more a month for electricity. the commission will have to decide whether to move failure. >> the recent rain has added severals to our reservoir but most water legals are not where they need to be. the lexington reservoir is looking low compared to most. the municipal utility direct by have to raise the rates if we do not see more rain. east bay hud is at 54 percent of capacity and santa clara valley water is in worse shape at 46 percent. san francisco's water supply is 56 percent. only marin's water supply is in good shape at 98 percent of capacity. that is above the average. >> the numbers are not great but we were probably in worse shape before the weekend. >> absolutely and we have to wake for the run