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well the record both assistant state attorneys are present both defense counsel mr. Seavers states ready we had introduced into evidence 64 there were pieces to it I'm speaking with the clerk it at the break and we and I've talked with defense counsel we will label what was introduced at 64 is 64 a and the to attach documents as 64 b1 and b2 no objection other than the relabeling I mean no objection of the relay oh no that's okay defense is ready that's right Your Honor can I both sides approach okay taken care of excellent state ready yes your honor defense is ready Disher okay bring them up please be seated all ask our jurors again did you follow my instructions not talk about the case phone yourselves with anybody else or look up any of the people or places involved even if you did so inadvertently now would be the time to raise your hand and let me know for the record no jurors lifted their hand next witness your honor preliminarily the state would move to introduce States exhibit number 59 a and 59 B these have previously been shown to defense counsel they are under a business record certification and are the records from Delta Airlines renewed objections yes your honor noted for the record overruled will show them admitted yeah I approached the clerk you may it's time Your Honor the state calls dr. Coyne the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth thank you would you state your name for the record please sure dr. Thomas Coyne and would you spell your last name for Corinne pointer sure Co why Andy and dr. Coyne where do you work at the district 21 medical examiner's office here in Fort Myers and what do you do at the district medical examiner's I am currently the deputy chief medical examiner and could you describe for the ladies and gentlemen of the jury your background and education to be a medical examiner sure four years of college at Rutgers University followed by m.d. training and medical school at Robert Wood Johnson medical school at the same time I completed a PhD in toxicology at Rutgers University lastly I did my my general pathology residency at the hospital University of Pennsylvania subspecialty training and neuropathology at the same place and then finally my forensic pathology training at the miami-dade Medical Examiner's Office and so currently I am board certified in general pathology forensic pathology and neural pathology so those in just a minute when did you first become a medical examiner 2013 and let's talk about the differences you gave three different board certification to have in pathology first would you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury what pathology is and then let's talk about those different certifications pathology is a general specialty in medicine much like internal medicine and so pathology really is just generally the study of disease pathologists work...