91.   He said he believes prosecutors have a strong case.

92.   He was acquitted, largely because prosecutors had trouble meeting the strict constitutional standards of proof.

93.   He said prosecutors will have ready rebuttals for defense attorneys who try to use the investigation to cast doubt on scientific evidence.

94.   He said the prosecutor had no evidence against Durst in New York, and her comments were threatening his right to a fair trial in Texas.

95.   He was scheduled for a hearing Tuesday at which prosecutors might have had to decide whether to charge him with a crime.

96.   He said prosecutors already have plenty of weapons to use against anyone caught with deadly agents of germ warfare without a good reason.

97.   He said that the prosecutors had no evidence that Durst was properly notified of the bail hearing date.

98.   He would then be arraigned, and prosecutors would have five days to file a motion to seek the death penalty.

99.   However, if it is established a search was made without a warrant, prosecutors would have to provide a justification.

100.   If he is charged with the crime, which is a felony, prosecutors would have to prove that he knowingly lied, which is not easy.