Stevens discusses tools for surveillance, method legalities, the government’s role in surveillance, difficulties and dangers, and what happens when a surveillance is blocked.
Toxicology
Mike Bodge talks about homicide and suicide by chemicals and household items. Some examples are peach pits, almonds, nicotine, and antifreeze. He also talks about how autopsies aren't always done; it depends on whether law enforcement thinks death is by natural causes...
