Mark Halperin

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination.

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination.

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination.

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination because everybody that's seen the facts that I've been able to get my hands on thinks it was a homicide. People that did the actual autopsy, they came out of the autopsy room saying that they couldn't call it a suicide because it looked too much like a homicide.

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination because everybody that's seen the facts that I've been able to get my hands on thinks it was a homicide. People that did the actual autopsy, they came out of the autopsy room saying that they couldn't call it a suicide because it looked too much like a homicide.

I'd like to see what they have seen to make him come to that determination because everybody that's seen the facts that I've been able to get my hands on thinks it was a homicide. People that did the actual autopsy, they came out of the autopsy room saying that they couldn't call it a suicide because it looked too much like a homicide.

And then a few days later, Dr. Sampson, who was the chief pathologist in New York, she determines it was a suicide and has yet to determine or to state what made her come to that conclusion after the two pathologists that actually did the autopsy couldn't call it a suicide. The day of the autopsy and the initial death certificate, the cause of death said pending further study.

And then a few days later, Dr. Sampson, who was the chief pathologist in New York, she determines it was a suicide and has yet to determine or to state what made her come to that conclusion after the two pathologists that actually did the autopsy couldn't call it a suicide. The day of the autopsy and the initial death certificate, the cause of death said pending further study.

And then a few days later, Dr. Sampson, who was the chief pathologist in New York, she determines it was a suicide and has yet to determine or to state what made her come to that conclusion after the two pathologists that actually did the autopsy couldn't call it a suicide. The day of the autopsy and the initial death certificate, the cause of death said pending further study.

Most pathologists I talk to say that when it says pending further study, you usually don't get an answer for weeks because they're studying, they're investigating. What study was done for her to change it?

Most pathologists I talk to say that when it says pending further study, you usually don't get an answer for weeks because they're studying, they're investigating. What study was done for her to change it?

Most pathologists I talk to say that when it says pending further study, you usually don't get an answer for weeks because they're studying, they're investigating. What study was done for her to change it?

Why I can't get the video footage that I'm requesting? Why I can't get the medical records from the hospital? I'm the next of kin. I'm the only next of kin. These medical records should be available to me. This doesn't pass the last. What happened to the PCR report? We know that EMTs were there because there's a photograph of them taking Jeff out of the prison on a gurney.

Why I can't get the video footage that I'm requesting? Why I can't get the medical records from the hospital? I'm the next of kin. I'm the only next of kin. These medical records should be available to me. This doesn't pass the last. What happened to the PCR report? We know that EMTs were there because there's a photograph of them taking Jeff out of the prison on a gurney.

Why I can't get the video footage that I'm requesting? Why I can't get the medical records from the hospital? I'm the next of kin. I'm the only next of kin. These medical records should be available to me. This doesn't pass the last. What happened to the PCR report? We know that EMTs were there because there's a photograph of them taking Jeff out of the prison on a gurney.

They take him to the hospital and he's intubated. He has a neck brace on, and he's intubated. You know, they're squeezing like an air balloon to put air into his lungs. Now, we know from the autopsy he was dead for at least two hours. So the question is, why were they putting on this charade to make it look like he was alive or revivable? None of this makes sense.

They take him to the hospital and he's intubated. He has a neck brace on, and he's intubated. You know, they're squeezing like an air balloon to put air into his lungs. Now, we know from the autopsy he was dead for at least two hours. So the question is, why were they putting on this charade to make it look like he was alive or revivable? None of this makes sense.

They take him to the hospital and he's intubated. He has a neck brace on, and he's intubated. You know, they're squeezing like an air balloon to put air into his lungs. Now, we know from the autopsy he was dead for at least two hours. So the question is, why were they putting on this charade to make it look like he was alive or revivable? None of this makes sense.

The tear is you go into a door and you face like a long corridor and you can see four cells on either side of the car. It was four on the left, four on the right. Jeff was alone in his cell and I don't think all the other cells were full. So I think there were somewhere like 11 to 12 other inmates. What I would like to know is who they are, when did they get there, and where are they now?

The tear is you go into a door and you face like a long corridor and you can see four cells on either side of the car. It was four on the left, four on the right. Jeff was alone in his cell and I don't think all the other cells were full. So I think there were somewhere like 11 to 12 other inmates. What I would like to know is who they are, when did they get there, and where are they now?