Ryan Cole, MD Pathologist describes his practice and research to Del Bigtree to prove what he discovered. When you do an autopsy the blood tends to be red and jelly like and soft. Clots that come out of a dead person are different. They are not platelet like normal blood. The clots they are talking about are firm and rubbery. The consistency of those clots is different. You have to be careful not to get off the beaten track. Del Bigtree explains where he is coming from in his research. The pathologist shows his slides to prove his point. Mirrored