James Pietragallo

But not a scientist. A scientist will state that every aspect that I examined were consistent. And what does that mean? There was nothing different. And to a layman, that means identical as the two American flags. But that's not science, though, because they look alike to you at a glance.

He said, then I asked him, meaning the defense expert, if he was aware of the chief forensic scientist for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Mr. Gaudet. And the man says, yes, of course. And he is leading the leading man in his field.

He said, then I asked him, meaning the defense expert, if he was aware of the chief forensic scientist for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Mr. Gaudet. And the man says, yes, of course. And he is leading the leading man in his field.

He said, then I asked him, meaning the defense expert, if he was aware of the chief forensic scientist for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Mr. Gaudet. And the man says, yes, of course. And he is leading the leading man in his field.

And I asked him, are you familiar with the figure formula by which this man and those by this man and those were that any of the two head hairs matched from two separate individuals? It occurs out of one out of every forty five hundred times. And so he goes on to that. It's too much. So the verdict comes in. The jury is out. What do you do? They deliberate nine and a half hours over two days.

And I asked him, are you familiar with the figure formula by which this man and those by this man and those were that any of the two head hairs matched from two separate individuals? It occurs out of one out of every forty five hundred times. And so he goes on to that. It's too much. So the verdict comes in. The jury is out. What do you do? They deliberate nine and a half hours over two days.

And I asked him, are you familiar with the figure formula by which this man and those by this man and those were that any of the two head hairs matched from two separate individuals? It occurs out of one out of every forty five hundred times. And so he goes on to that. It's too much. So the verdict comes in. The jury is out. What do you do? They deliberate nine and a half hours over two days.

They have some basic, you know, boilerplate hair evidence, and this dream is pretty much all they have. And they're saying the blood matches the secretor thing.

They have some basic, you know, boilerplate hair evidence, and this dream is pretty much all they have. And they're saying the blood matches the secretor thing.

They have some basic, you know, boilerplate hair evidence, and this dream is pretty much all they have. And they're saying the blood matches the secretor thing.

Than anything. They find him guilty.

Than anything. They find him guilty.

Than anything. They find him guilty.

Of murder, rape.

Of murder, rape.

Of murder, rape.

Everything. Okay. He is found guilty. Now, this is met by a courtroom throwing things, spitting at, and trying to attack the prosecutors.

Everything. Okay. He is found guilty. Now, this is met by a courtroom throwing things, spitting at, and trying to attack the prosecutors.

Everything. Okay. He is found guilty. Now, this is met by a courtroom throwing things, spitting at, and trying to attack the prosecutors.

The Bible people went crazy.