Cece Moore

But we know from the eyewitness, the roommate, DM statement, that she was able to see at least his eyebrows.

And she said he had bushy eyebrows, which means he didn't cover them.

And the mask that she has described is, like you said, just one we would wear for COVID.

It doesn't sound like he had his whole head covered.

Now, there's quotes going around that I said his head wasn't covered.

I didn't say that.

I just said if he didn't cover his eyebrows, maybe he didn't cover his hair.

And if he didn't, you know, it's very likely he left a hair behind.

Even an eyebrow hair could have been left behind.

Is it likely?

How likely is that?

Like are the eyebrows, are they falling out all the time?

Yeah.

I mean, we lose hair all the time, all the time.

And we've even seen one single hair from someone's leg be able to be traced back.

And that is really because of advanced technology.

It used to be that you couldn't use hair for this type of purpose, but only in the last couple of years have we been able to do so.

I've actually helped identify two different killers.

No, thanks to the brilliant Dr. Ed Green from UC Santa Cruz, it doesn't have to have the root anymore.

That's what's so exciting.