. >> in most of my closing arguments, i used to quote oliver wendell holmes who said, memories may fade and witnesses dissemble, but circumstances never lie. and circumstances of this case are forensic circumstances and they did not lie. >>> a drive-by shooting on an alaskan highway. and the bomb sent through the mail. two apparently random acts of senseless violence, until forensic science discovered an important link. on an october night in 1990, rob chamberlain and his friend were driving along glenn highway in anchorage, alaska, headed to a local restaurant. as he approached the exit ramp, chamberlain heard a loud crack. he looked back and saw a hole in his rear window. then he saw his friend, 20-year-old jeffrey cain, slumped in his seat and covered in blood. >> the bullet entered the back of his head, exited out the front of his head. death was instantaneous. >> cain's parents were called to the scene. >> i couldn't understand why jeff had to be the one who was shot. maybe i'm just like there is other people, why not shoot the bad people? >> jeff was a computer programmer with no