the innocence project. one of the biggest organizations helping people who they believe have been falsely convicted. they have brought forward evidence in the case that was not used before. joining me now is barry scheck. great to have you here. >> good to be here. >> there was a stay granted last week, i guess it was. how rare is a stay like that to be granted by a texas court? >> you have to have a lot of good evidence and the time line evidence. the forensic evidence. not just the rigor mortis. she was no longer stiff, and there was purge coming out of her mouth. these are very esteemed medical examiners. she was decomposed for 20 hours.