something out of the ceiling is the day you see the gun? yes. behind the tile, likely prosecutors say where he kept the .32, one of the two guns used that night. there was only one person that we heard about that would have an interest in that ceiling tile and that s the guy that maybe left a gun up there that he don t want the cops to find. and as for the dusty shoe print, not definitively serrano s, but much like one he once owned and experts examined. the wear pattern is consistent with the shoe that stepped on that vinyl chair in december of 1997? absolutely. prosecutors knew they would have to shred serrano s alibi that he was in atlanta for a business trip and not in florida for the lethal business of murder. people would go to atlanta. they would find him on the videotape. he would be alibied and nobody would ever look any further. and that would be the end of it. in terms of being diabolical, that s a pretty good alibi.
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are. lifeguards written him off. a european artist with a conjugation problem was expected to have leaving him behind. and a cat left at the airport has been found. he fell through the ceiling tile at the airport. they checked his microchip, yes, it s jack. the owner in san francisco is heading to new york. and that wraps up this hour of jansing and co. i m chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next. i ll see you tomorrow. hey buddy, wattaya lookin a-oooh.
picked up by multiple cameras, can you figure out speed, direction, height, and also you can actually plot the orbit of where these things come from. and that information may help scientists better predict meter rode activity in space and develop better ways to develop astronauts and space craft,. shepard: shep it is help track debris that lands on earth. in that museum they have meteorite that two years ago came crashing through the roof of a local home. they have a ceiling tile to prove it most meter rights go completely unnoticed, landing in fields and forests and quite often the ocean. these cameras are going to help narrow down the area where space debris may have landed, whether it s a meteor or some of that man made space junk you were talking about, shep. shepard: jonathan serrie. trade agreement with the united
reporter: the prosecutor introduced the gruesome crime scene photos, bullet casings and bodies that accompanied the story that he told the jury about a one-time business partner s homicidal revenge, the bitter loser in a fight for control of the company. and when jurors went to tour the murder scene itself, the prosecution explained its theory of why that ceiling tile had been moved and why there was a dusty footprint on the chair beneath. employees testified that serrano, a gun enthusiast, kept handguns in his office and may have stashed at least one away in the dropped ceiling. same day you see him getting something out of the ceiling is the day you see the gun? yes. reporter: behind the tile, likely prosecutors say where he kept the .32, one of the two guns used that night. there was only one person that we heard about that would have an interest in that ceiling tile and that s the guy that maybe left a gun up there that he don t want the cops to find. reporter: and as f