All The World's A Stage

Forensic Files

HLN

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Police arrive at a shooting, and discover the victim's husband is a homicide detective who says his wife shot herself. Investigators turn to a forensic scientist and ballistics expert to learn what really happened and who was responsible.

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0:00.0	He's admired him.
0:01.0	He's admired him.
0:02.0	I need rescue.
0:03.0	2145.
0:04.0	Dulles, he's one, two, four, straight.
0:06.0	When investigators arrived at the scene of a shooting, they found a most knowledgeable witness.
0:12.5	The victim's husband is a homicide detective, and he said the shooting was an accident.
0:19.8	It took a photograph, a forensic scientist's own blood, and the flexibility of a tendon
0:27.0	to solve the mystery.
0:30.0	Pilar Sonja's Nikolao enjoyed an international upbringing.
0:44.4	She was born in Valencia, Spain, educated in Paris, then moved to the United States,
0:50.0	where she took a job as a nanny in Boston.
0:53.1	She was very culturally knowledgeable.
0:55.9	She could speak the three languages, our native language, Valencia, Spanish, and French,
1:01.9	fluently, and she loved everything that involved the Spanish or the French culture she really
1:07.8	did.
1:08.8	But then she adopted the American wave also very well.
1:13.0	Not long after moving to the United States, she met Ted MacArthur, a Boston area policeman.
1:20.2	He was good to her.
1:21.8	She fell in love with him.
1:24.5	You know, why do you love somebody?
1:27.4	Because they were very attractive.
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