Brett

We have just enough evidence in this case to lead us in a thousand different directions.

And as I said earlier, we get all this stuff and it just makes it more complex.

You know, this is the weird case where the more information you learn, more evidence narrows down the possibilities.

Every piece you learn, you're getting closer and closer to the truth.

And I just feel like with this case...

It's just like every piece of evidence is just a twist and sort of points you.

Your old theories are still possible because usually it doesn't rule anything out.

But now new possibilities are coming in.

Like this is the first time this possibility of some sort of Italian heritage comes in.

And remember, you know, there's Italy, there's Switzerland, there's Germany.

We think she was born close to Nuremberg.

But all these things are imprecise.

Right.

I mean, we're using ideas and technologies and techniques that are only recently invented that are pretty effective and pretty accurate, but have some volatility.

And so without that specificity, it does sort of open up all these different possibilities.

So I don't know.

I just thank so much to both these people who wrote in to all of you have written in.

This is probably our last episode, but that doesn't mean you have to stop writing in if you're listening to this and you have more information, more thoughts.

I mean, this is certainly something.

We can do a follow up on as people think about this case, because although we're going to have theories and they're going to be brilliant, I doubt we're going to entirely solve this case tonight.