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Now, that being said, as the body decays, so does the blood, so do chemicals in the body. And so it becomes harder to test for those.
Well, certainly, I mean, I've been on multiple sides of that particular dilemma where my ruling may be questioned and maybe the police and I don't agree. But the medical examiner may have a reason for that determination or may not have considered it. the insulin overdose because it's a very subtle thing.
Well, certainly, I mean, I've been on multiple sides of that particular dilemma where my ruling may be questioned and maybe the police and I don't agree. But the medical examiner may have a reason for that determination or may not have considered it. the insulin overdose because it's a very subtle thing.
I don't think exhumations are that easy to occur, especially legally. There has to be a certain burden of proof of the need to do it to further the case. But I've been involved in those court-ordered exhumations. And sometimes if there is trauma to the skeleton, then it's very worthwhile because you can show that and document that. And you can show the absence of that if that's important as well.
I don't think exhumations are that easy to occur, especially legally. There has to be a certain burden of proof of the need to do it to further the case. But I've been involved in those court-ordered exhumations. And sometimes if there is trauma to the skeleton, then it's very worthwhile because you can show that and document that. And you can show the absence of that if that's important as well.
But I always say that it isn't so much that You can't kill someone without leaving a trace. You can. What's really hard to get rid of is your motive. And so if you have a motive to kill someone and someone suspects that, then forensics is there to figure it out. Mary Jembelek, thank you so much for coming back. Thank you very much, Andrea.
But I always say that it isn't so much that You can't kill someone without leaving a trace. You can. What's really hard to get rid of is your motive. And so if you have a motive to kill someone and someone suspects that, then forensics is there to figure it out. Mary Jembelek, thank you so much for coming back. Thank you very much, Andrea.
Thank you. Thank you. It's a blast. It's what we're all called to do. And when we do it, we feel like we're in our purpose and we're alive. So seeing someone else's day made because you gave a sacrifice, whether it's small or big, it's always worth it.
Thank you. Thank you. It's a blast. It's what we're all called to do. And when we do it, we feel like we're in our purpose and we're alive. So seeing someone else's day made because you gave a sacrifice, whether it's small or big, it's always worth it.
Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. When I was a little kid, the first time I really experienced what it's like to give something away and to bless someone, my parents for Christmas gave us $200. They said 100 for you to keep, buy whatever you want, 100 you got to give away to someone else. And so the very first time I gave was a guy on the street. He had a sign.
Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. When I was a little kid, the first time I really experienced what it's like to give something away and to bless someone, my parents for Christmas gave us $200. They said 100 for you to keep, buy whatever you want, 100 you got to give away to someone else. And so the very first time I gave was a guy on the street. He had a sign.
I gave him 100 bucks and just as a kid seeing his face just melt. changed my life and marked me, and then kind of lived for a knucklehead the rest of my high school years and did a lot of party videos. But then when I was 18, I just met the love of Jesus, got transformed, and never thought I'd pick up my video gift again.
I gave him 100 bucks and just as a kid seeing his face just melt. changed my life and marked me, and then kind of lived for a knucklehead the rest of my high school years and did a lot of party videos. But then when I was 18, I just met the love of Jesus, got transformed, and never thought I'd pick up my video gift again.
And I was out reading the Bible one day, and I felt like the Lord said, Jimmy, it's time to go back and make videos, but this time do it for me. And I said, all right. I mean, what do you want me to be, a preacher? What does that mean? He goes, no, I want you to ask people for help, and when they help you, change their life.
And I was out reading the Bible one day, and I felt like the Lord said, Jimmy, it's time to go back and make videos, but this time do it for me. And I said, all right. I mean, what do you want me to be, a preacher? What does that mean? He goes, no, I want you to ask people for help, and when they help you, change their life.
So that's when I started doing these videos, asking someone to help me get a tank of gas in my car or to buy me a gallon of milk. And when they did that, we gave them 500 bucks and just to see their reactions was powerful. And then the internet started donating and that person's $2 or $5 they gave me turned into them getting back like $50,000. And so it was pretty powerful.
So that's when I started doing these videos, asking someone to help me get a tank of gas in my car or to buy me a gallon of milk. And when they did that, we gave them 500 bucks and just to see their reactions was powerful. And then the internet started donating and that person's $2 or $5 they gave me turned into them getting back like $50,000. And so it was pretty powerful.
You got to get back to work. People need you out there.
You got to get back to work. People need you out there.
24 hours earlier, I met Lulu, a struggling mom who couldn't get a job because of her smile.