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She's breathing, yeah. Okay, if she's breathing, do not give her mouth-to-mouth. No, when I breathe into her, she's breathing, but... So if she's not breathing, you're breathing for her?
She's breathing, yeah. Okay, if she's breathing, do not give her mouth-to-mouth. No, when I breathe into her, she's breathing, but... So if she's not breathing, you're breathing for her?
She's breathing, yeah. Okay, if she's breathing, do not give her mouth-to-mouth. No, when I breathe into her, she's breathing, but... So if she's not breathing, you're breathing for her?
Yeah. Come on, baby, fight. Come on, baby, come on.
Yeah. Come on, baby, fight. Come on, baby, come on.
Yeah. Come on, baby, fight. Come on, baby, come on.
When paramedics arrived, Felicia was dead, but the EKG still showed a signal. It looks something like this. It's called PEA, pulseless electrical activity, and it's going to play a very important role in this case. The presence of PEA indicates Felicia had been dead no more than 30 minutes.
When paramedics arrived, Felicia was dead, but the EKG still showed a signal. It looks something like this. It's called PEA, pulseless electrical activity, and it's going to play a very important role in this case. The presence of PEA indicates Felicia had been dead no more than 30 minutes.
When paramedics arrived, Felicia was dead, but the EKG still showed a signal. It looks something like this. It's called PEA, pulseless electrical activity, and it's going to play a very important role in this case. The presence of PEA indicates Felicia had been dead no more than 30 minutes.
When police canvassed Brian's apartment, they found some mysterious clues and started to piece together what might have happened in the hours leading up to Felicia's death.
When police canvassed Brian's apartment, they found some mysterious clues and started to piece together what might have happened in the hours leading up to Felicia's death.
When police canvassed Brian's apartment, they found some mysterious clues and started to piece together what might have happened in the hours leading up to Felicia's death.
The pillowcases in the dryer appeared to be bloody. And police say the stains matched the stains on the bedroom pillows. And there were odd clumps of hair on the floor.
The pillowcases in the dryer appeared to be bloody. And police say the stains matched the stains on the bedroom pillows. And there were odd clumps of hair on the floor.
The pillowcases in the dryer appeared to be bloody. And police say the stains matched the stains on the bedroom pillows. And there were odd clumps of hair on the floor.
In all, Schoonmaker says he counted some 320 bruises, lacerations and abrasions on Felicia's body. He strongly believes that pattern, from knees to the feet and elbows to the hands, is a hallmark of defensive wounds. According to the detective, Felicia wasn't flailing about and out of control. She was curled up, defending herself.
In all, Schoonmaker says he counted some 320 bruises, lacerations and abrasions on Felicia's body. He strongly believes that pattern, from knees to the feet and elbows to the hands, is a hallmark of defensive wounds. According to the detective, Felicia wasn't flailing about and out of control. She was curled up, defending herself.
In all, Schoonmaker says he counted some 320 bruises, lacerations and abrasions on Felicia's body. He strongly believes that pattern, from knees to the feet and elbows to the hands, is a hallmark of defensive wounds. According to the detective, Felicia wasn't flailing about and out of control. She was curled up, defending herself.
But you believe and you say that she did all of it to herself?
But you believe and you say that she did all of it to herself?