Blayne Alexander

And so I am glad that we spoke about that because, again, I mean, it takes a special person to want to, right, to marry and understand that that's always going to be part of your spouse's life as well.

I did.

I did a bit.

They met at the gym because that was what Chris was using to kind of work through his pain and his trauma.

And that was how they connected.

And so she always knew that this was – she knew that this was a part of him.

And it was something that became essentially part of their story together.

Not at all.

He wasn't a name that was in the case file.

He wasn't, you know, of all the people that were looked at, his name was not there.

But again, once that DNA came back and showed, I think there was a point at which, you know, on the stand, they described the odds of that DNA belonging to someone else.

And it was some astronomical probability.

So investigators are very clear, very sure.

And then once they started looking at his criminal record, looking at how close he lived to Tara, it was very clear that this was the person that they were looking for.

He did.

He had other criminal convictions, other violent criminal convictions.

One of the investigators we spoke to says he does believe that, you know, it's possible that Foss was connected to the other arsons that were in the area, to the other fires that were in the area.

But he's never been charged with those crimes.

Well, I mean, I think that, you know, as you all know, we live in an age where so many people follow so many of these trials online.

And this trial, as it played out, had a lot of people watching it.