i don t know much about permafrost. you know, i don t. i m not a scientist, but i can tell you what i ve seen with my eyes. when i was in high school, we would take trips down the coast with our four wheelers and we could go all the way down. but now, like, even this summer, there was whole sides of the tundra, like, falling and you can see the melting. you canjust.there was like a stream of melting permafrost, you know, going up to the ocean. so i know it s melting. i know it is. this is a moose. people make, like, handles, knife handles and stuff. we don t leave anything. even the head we ll take the whole head and use it. so this is the old puppy pen that my dad built. and then john took it
permafrost, you know, going up to the ocean. so i know it s melting. i know it is. this is a moose. people make, like, handles, knife handles and stuff. we don t leave anything. even the head we ll take the whole head and use it. so this is the old puppy pen that my dad built. and then john took it and made a drying rack. so right now, we have a deboned moose. you d need to come in the summer when i m doing strips because it s like a four day process. it is like extreme free range. 0ur food comes from out there. it s roaming all those thousands and thousands of untouched acres of, you know, tundra and mountains
you know, i don t. i m not a scientist, but i can tell you what i ve seen with my eyes. when i was in high school, we would take trips down the coast with our four wheelers and we could go all the way down. but now, like, even this summer, there was whole sides of the tundra, like, falling and you can see the melting. you canjust.there was like a stream of melting permafrost, you know, going up to the ocean. so i know it s melting. i know it is. this is a moose. people make, like, handles, knife handles and stuff. we don t leave anything. even the head we ll take the whole head and use it. so this is the old puppy pen that my dad built. and then john took it and made a drying rack. so right now, we have
when i was in high school, we would take trips down the coast with our four wheelers and we could go all the way down. but now, like, even this summer, there was whole sides of the tundra, like, falling and you can see the melting. you canjust.there was like a stream of melting permafrost, you know, going up to the ocean. so i know it s melting. i know it is. this is a moose. people make, like, handles, knife handles and stuff. we don t leave anything. even the head we ll take the whole head and use it. so this is the old puppy pen that my dad built. and then john took it and made a drying rack. so right now, we have a deboned moose.
42, the other one 40, white female, long brown hair, both of them stabbed with their own kitchen knives, both of them, the knife is left in the body. it s obviously potentially related. the medical examiner thought so in 1998. that second crime is unsolved. we certainly want the dna compared from both knife handles and from all the other evidence. but all the forensic evidence from the scene, including hairs, including footprint, all of it excludes marcellus williams. okay. greg, thank you very much. as we reported, the governor in missouri has issued a stay in his execution for tonight. thanks again, greg. i want to turn now to a former death row inmate. he joins me now with a personal side of this story. joe sat on ohio s death row for more than 20 years. his murder conviction eventually tossed out after federal courts found the state of ohio had withheld key evidence from the