when his story started changing, they considered the fact he admittedly drinks to the point where he doesn t know what s going on. hayden was also a smoker, which was significant since the killer left cigarette ashes behind. but the only forensic evidence in this crime was the palm print on dawn s bed sheet. and the print was so poor, there was no way to make a comparison. desperate for answers, detectives called in forensic investigator eric berg. they wanted another opinion on whether or not something could be done with those sheets because they had reached the limit of what they were able to do with chemistry. berg took a digital photograph of the print on the bed sheet and scanned it into his computer. the problem was immediately apparent. the ridge details on the print were obscured by the thread patterns on the sheet, as if a screen had been placed over the
contraband, weapons, drugs. we all know in the seg unit, tobacco is a big thing. so we re trying to get tobacco out of there. let s go out there and see what we can find. a lot of times, an inmate will tape stuff to his door. you can have a knife taped to his door. there s enough clearance in here that it s going to open and close with a knife. you can see where he s been smoking. cigarette ashes here in the door. but no sign of tobacco. the search for contraband continues in another cell, one that belongs to anthony patterson, an inmate with whom our crew is quite familiar.
we re going in there and looking for any kind of contraband, weapons, drugs. tobacco is a big thing so we re trying to get tobacco out of there. let s go out there and see what we can find. a lot of times, an inmate will chain stuff to his door. you can have a knife taped to his door. there s enough clearance in here that it s going to open and close with a knife. you can see where he s been smoking. cigarette ashes here in the door. but no sign of tobacco. the search for contraband continues in another cell, one that belongs to anthony patterson, an inmate with whom
trying to get tobacco out of this. let s go out there and see what we can find. a lot of times, an inmate will chain stuff to his door. you can have a knife taped to his door. there s enough clearance in here that it s going to open and close with a knife. you can see where he s been smoking. cigarette ashes here in the door. but no sign of tobacco. the search for contraband continues in another cell, one that belongs to anthony patterson, an inmate with whom our crew is quite familiar.
this. let s go out there and see what we can find. a lot of times, an inmate will chain stuff to his door. you can have a knife taped to his door. there s enough clearance in here that it s going to open and close with a knife. you can see where he s been smoking. cigarette ashes here in the door. but no sign of tobacco. the search for contraband continues in another cell, one that belongs to anthony patterson, an inmate with whom our crew is quite familiar. adjusting to seg life? it s hard.