There has to be some common sense.

There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir. They have the car stopped in the jammed branch, Michael Byzer.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to police off the Cuff, Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, Retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon.

And as you can see, I didn't take him off the screen.

And with me tonight is retired NYPD Sergeant.

What's your name again?

Mike Geary, also Professor Mike Geary, who just incidentally also has a law degree, so he's also our legal expert.

You know, folks, we've been following the Stephen Smith case, and now really there's more things going on in the investigation.

But we also have to realize that this occurred nearly eight years ago. And now

attorney Eric Bland is putting, him and attorney Ronnie Richter, who are basically working for

Sandy Smith, are putting together now an investigative who's who, a real strong investigative team to reinvestigate this.

And they've already gotten the green light. They've already exhumed the body.

But what are we really expecting them to find by doing an autopsy, a new autopsy?

Well, what a smart investigator, of course, would do is they wouldn't just disregard the initial autopsy, a new autopsy. Well, what a smart investigator, of course, would do is they wouldn't just

disregard the initial autopsy. Of course, they would start at that point. What did the initial

pathologists find out? And let's build from there, and if we find anything differently,

that can change the opinion of this. There's a lot of contradictions in this case.

Tremendous amount of contradictions.

You know, right away, the pathologist ruled that this was a motor vehicle accident,

a hit and run with absolutely no evidence from the scene that indicated that.

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