Trevor Collins

And they put it in a press conference and tell the community.

The following day, the boys' bodies were actually dug up.

They were exhumed and a second autopsy was performed on them, this time by a different medical examiner.

Thank the Lord, Dr. Joseph Burton.

It would be wild if they let the same examiner do it.

That would be so stupid.

That would be crooked as heck.

Yeah.

And this guy is from a completely different jurisdiction, so he has no relation to local authorities or even state authorities.

He's coming from Atlanta.

I would assume Georgia, but I'm sure there's also Atlanta, Arkansas.

Now, Dr. Burton is looking at these bodies under a second autopsy, and he finds that in his investigation that the boys each had smoked somewhere between one and three joints.

Okay.

So we're in a less exaggerative world.

We have a second doctor coming through and verifying that there's some level of THC in their blood.

This eliminates the argument that they were unconscious or in a deep sleep due to the amount that they had smoked though.

So immediately while we're getting some similarities, we're also getting massive differences in conclusion.

He also found that each of them had been wounded prior to being placed on the tracks.

There it is.

Specifically, yeah, there it is.