along with her, natisha lance, and kristi's brother, richard cornwell. you're seeing photos of a young mom who has disappeared into thin air out near her home. taking a walk in the evening, talking on a cell phone. how many millions of women do that every evening after work. the tip line, 706-439-6038. please, help find kristi. we're switching gears. live to anaheim. take a listen. >>> about 7:00 this morning my neighbors came over and knocked on my door and said the guy that takes the trash in the morning collecting cans and bottles and stuff thought he saw a body in the trash in the back. >> a man looking in a dumpster for aluminum cans got more than he bargained for, finding a blood-stained suitcase. inside, a woman's body. police say that the woman appears to be in her 20s with no obvious signs of trauma. >> we have no identification. appears to be a female, early 20s. >> investigators believe she probably died within 24 hours of her disposal. a witness claims he noticed a puncture wound in the woman's back which could be from a bullet or stab wound,

put natisha lance back up. isn't it true that earlier law enforcement made the statement that they knew who called who? then, they went back and carefully retracted, said no, we don't know, we can't confirm if boyfriend called her or she called boyfriend. isn't that true, natisha lance? >> yes, there was an interview earlier where law enforcement did say that the boyfriend initiated that phone call. then i spoke to law enforcement directly, and they said they don't know who initiated that phone call, but the boyfriend did initiate the phone call to the mother of kristi cornwell to let her know what he heard on the phone. >> okay, got. to ben leviten, telecommunications expert joining us out of raleigh, north carolina. ben, as always, it's wonderful to speak to you. if they can confirm who called who to the mother, from the boyfriend to the mother, why can't they tell us who called who in that crucial phone call when she goes missing? she's abducted right there on the cell phone. >> well, that's a very routine m

joining me, along with natisha lance, wr at the command certainty, the very dear present of hers, sherry kimsey. did she take this walk often? >> she walked late in the afternoons, or in the evening, because it was cooler. i think that she had taken a fall earlier and had an injury, and was trying to walk off the soreness and pain. this happened a few weeks earlier. she was exercising, trying to get rid of the pain, i think. >> sherry kimsey, joining us at the command center. personal items were found. that's how police are marking the spot. what items did she take with her to go on a walk? >> i'm not slur about that. i've not been in contact with the authorities. i've stayed in contact with family and friends. i think she dropped a shoe during the struggle. and of course, the cell phone. i'm not sure. >> she had a foot or a leg injury? >> i'm not sure. she had taken a fall at her apartment. briefly told me about it. she was in pain. i think it was her back. >> back to richard cornwell, her brother. wasn't she? school, studying? >> yeah, she was between semesters. she was studying medica

also producer from the "nancy grace" show, natisha lance. and criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor anita kay. let's look again at the words, what that tattoo may look like. again, bella individuala, the beautiful life there. looks like good ammo to me, isn't it, for the prosecution? >> absolutely. if i was a prosecutor, i would have a field day with this. you've got to be kidding. first of all, she's out and about getting tattooed. if my 2-year-old was missing, i wouldn't be out and about, no matter what the tattoo is. she's out doing these things. we see another photo. then we're getting that tattoo. what does that say? now my life is better now that i don't have the 2-year-old. as a defense attorney, it's hard to argue, you go with the standard, don't look at their actions, everybody responds differently to grief. but come on, that's one's going to be real hard to overcome or explain. >> yeah. stacey kaiser, psychotherapist. ugly coping, that's would be the only defense here, right? but come on. >> there are a few different stages

. >> straight out to natisha lance joining us at the command center in the search for kristi cornwell. natisha, a lot was made last night as we were reporting about the boyfriend. we now know that he is the one that initiated that phone call to her when she is abducted during the cell call. he called her, she was apparently expecting the phone call and had already gone out walking, waiting for her to call. he was in atlanta, she was in blairsville, about two hours away at the time this happened. now, tell me, natisha, who can place her, visually place her out walking that evening around 9:00 p.m.? i mean, a lot of viewers were wondering, how do we know she wasn't already dead or abducted at the time that call was made to her cell phone? >> that's right, nancy. well, according to investigators, who i spoke to today, kristi cornwell was seen by an employee who was leaving a church not too far away from her parent's home. it's about 0.2 miles away, and around 9:00, once again, when she had just left her home, a very short distance, this employee did see kristi cornwell as she was on her

so, natisha lance, do cell phone records suggest that he juices jackson up with an intravenous shot and leaves the room to call the stripper girlfriend? >> we don't even know how long dr. murray had left the room for, but we do know when he returned, michael jackson was no longer breathing. >> to tom shamshack former police chief, and now an instructor at boston university, private investigator. tom, where would you go from here? >> nancy, good evening. the one investigative tool that i would use would be the timeline, and i would make sure that we find out who was in the room with michael. make sure that the security, the doctor, the nurse, get an idea of who was there, and who was supposed to be there. >> john burress, what about it? >> that's appropriate. i think you've got to find out the timeline. i mean, the doctor is in a very difficult position, because if he left that room for any period of time, and michael was unattended, he had some real problems there. >> what kind of problems are you talking? homicide problems? are you talking about neglect? >> negligence. criminal neglige

what about it, natisha lance? >> investigators say that the only hindrance that they have at this point is misty croslin. she is the key, and she is holding up the investigation with her inconsistencies time and time again. >> weigh in, mickey sherman. >> the problem is it's not an exact science. i mean, you might as well get a fortune teller as well. why question is why do we know about her flunking? >> mickey sherman, isn't it true that you have submitted some of your clients to polygraph tests? >> absolutely, but i'm not -- >> then why are you saying it's like reading the tarot cards. you've done it yourself. don't be dishonest, sherman. >> i'm not. it provides a road map and gives you an idea. oats through the air. but with the strength of zyrtec ® , the fastest, 24-hour allergy relief, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. with zyrtec ® i can love the air ™ . >>> i'm trying to do everything to find her. you know, i'm answering questions i have to. because i know i didn't do anything to that little

what about it, natisha lance?>> investigators say that the only hindrance that they have at this point is misty croslin. she is the key, and she is holding up the investigation with her inconsistencies time and time again. >> weigh in, mickey sherman. >> the problem is it's not an exact science. i mean, you might as well get a fortuneteller as well. my question is, why do we know about her flunking? >> mickey sherman, isn't it true that you have submitted some of your clients to polygraph tests? >> absolutely, but i'm not -- >> then why are you saying it's like reading the tarot cards. you've done it yourself. don't be dishonest, sherman. >> i'm not. it provides a road map and gives you an idea. there's no way to hide it. sir, have you been drinking tonight? if you ride drunk, you will get caught... and you will get arrested. you may have tried supplement pills to combat joint discomfort but is there a faster way to find relief? try new and improved elations. this delicious, once-a-day joint supplement drink is cl

joining us again, natisha lance, producer from the nancy grace show. also with us, pam bondi, florida state prosecutor. anne bremner back with us, defense attorney, former prosecutor. dan hill joins us, a facial coding body language expert as we take a look at casey. we'll do that just a bit. first we'll start with the defense here, natisha. what are they going for? they're trying to say body moved while casey's in jail, huh? >> that's right. just as you said the defense is saying they have significant evidence that proves casey anthony is innocent and that caylee's body was placed there while casey anthony was behind bars. now, what this does not touch on is the point that investigators have said that caylee anthony's body was placed there about june 18th. now, this would have been far before causy anthony was behind bars. she was first put behind bars on doesn't go along with remains that were found there, so much so to the point that it shows that those remains had been there for months. >> that's a great point there. anne, let me bring you in on th