I was with the idea that the man was a rock climber and died falling off a cliff while ripping his sleeve. It could’ve worked just as well as the original answer.
Isn't hemophilia recessive, so if the person had a parent with a good gene or genes (doesn't carry the hemophilia mutation), then the person wouldn't bleed to death (phenotype of blood clots properly)? Therefore, the judge couldn't rule out the person's ancestry based on that fact. True? I could be wrong.
I saw the episode where they finger-painted the design, happy to see the follow up.
The twins are adorable.
The ad with the Italian dressing is memorable for me. My grandmother had the bottle for years to the point the lid crumbled.
I thought those 6 boys from Houston were maybe Garry Moore's lids!
I was ten and had a crush on Bess.
I knew a pair of twin boys named Larry and Gary in Louisiana
I was with the idea that the man was a rock climber and died falling off a cliff while ripping his sleeve. It could’ve worked just as well as the original answer.
Isn't hemophilia recessive, so if the person had a parent with a good gene or genes (doesn't carry the hemophilia mutation), then the person wouldn't bleed to death (phenotype of blood clots properly)? Therefore, the judge couldn't rule out the person's ancestry based on that fact. True? I could be wrong.
I love Bill Cullen, but did he always look old?
Probably from the smoking...he died at only age 70.
He had polio that affected his health from age 8.
@@richmondang1591 Thanks. Yes, I've taken some time to read about him. He was always my favorite game show host.