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And like on the one hand, totally his right.

But on the other hand, like you got to know this is going to look bad.

And what are you hiding?

Why not give your DNA?

Because of all the male friends and acquaintances that they approach during their investigation and in these years, and there are a lot, he is the only one who won't give a sample.

Right.

And they're not getting hits on anyone else that they're testing.

And so for years, everyone is side-eyeing this guy.

But you can't hide forever.

Though in a lot of cases we've covered, actually, you can.

But it's very frustrating.

But not here.

Not with this case.

Detectives, again, years later, finally get a warrant for Aaron's DNA.

Hopes are high that they're about to solve this case that has haunted the city once and for all.

When the results come back, everyone is probably holding their breath.

But Aaron is not a match.

That's a big if, isn't it?

And to state the obvious, that same logic applies then to all the men who have been ruled out like so far through DNA comparison.

Like unless you've got an airtight alibi or something, which I'm sure some of them do.