Cherise Rosga Anderson

At the time of the shooting, she was 19 years old, and she was married, had a five-month-old baby boy, and was a couple months pregnant with her second child.

So that was another unbelievable thing in here. Very, very manipulative. And so, yeah, so that was like, holy cow.

So that was another unbelievable thing in here. Very, very manipulative. And so, yeah, so that was like, holy cow.

So that was another unbelievable thing in here. Very, very manipulative. And so, yeah, so that was like, holy cow.

We just wanted to make sure we could possibly eliminate her. We're still going with the Linda probably is the number one, you know, where it wasn't her technically doing it, but, you know, her possibly hiring somebody.

We just wanted to make sure we could possibly eliminate her. We're still going with the Linda probably is the number one, you know, where it wasn't her technically doing it, but, you know, her possibly hiring somebody.

We just wanted to make sure we could possibly eliminate her. We're still going with the Linda probably is the number one, you know, where it wasn't her technically doing it, but, you know, her possibly hiring somebody.

You wear glasses, whether sunglasses or reading glasses or whatever glasses. You know, you've got the nose here or behind the ears. You're just sloughing off cells and stuff. Every time you enter a room, you're probably shedding some of your DNA. And, you know, you sweat, whatever, and you push the glasses, the nose piece back up. So that's the areas that you would love to look for DNA.

You wear glasses, whether sunglasses or reading glasses or whatever glasses. You know, you've got the nose here or behind the ears. You're just sloughing off cells and stuff. Every time you enter a room, you're probably shedding some of your DNA. And, you know, you sweat, whatever, and you push the glasses, the nose piece back up. So that's the areas that you would love to look for DNA.

You wear glasses, whether sunglasses or reading glasses or whatever glasses. You know, you've got the nose here or behind the ears. You're just sloughing off cells and stuff. Every time you enter a room, you're probably shedding some of your DNA. And, you know, you sweat, whatever, and you push the glasses, the nose piece back up. So that's the areas that you would love to look for DNA.

But unfortunately, the way that it was packaged and processed, right, the DNA was compromised, if there was any DNA, which I'm sure that there was, especially on those sunglasses.

But unfortunately, the way that it was packaged and processed, right, the DNA was compromised, if there was any DNA, which I'm sure that there was, especially on those sunglasses.

But unfortunately, the way that it was packaged and processed, right, the DNA was compromised, if there was any DNA, which I'm sure that there was, especially on those sunglasses.

That was the first time the gun was submitted for DNA. So I'm waiting, patiently waiting, and I get a phone call from the crime lab that there was a hit. And I'm like, yeah, a male profile. I'm like, awesome. And I don't know how long later it ended up being the lab analyst. He called and he's like, it was me, I'm sorry. And they wear gloves and the mask. But you know what?

That was the first time the gun was submitted for DNA. So I'm waiting, patiently waiting, and I get a phone call from the crime lab that there was a hit. And I'm like, yeah, a male profile. I'm like, awesome. And I don't know how long later it ended up being the lab analyst. He called and he's like, it was me, I'm sorry. And they wear gloves and the mask. But you know what?

That was the first time the gun was submitted for DNA. So I'm waiting, patiently waiting, and I get a phone call from the crime lab that there was a hit. And I'm like, yeah, a male profile. I'm like, awesome. And I don't know how long later it ended up being the lab analyst. He called and he's like, it was me, I'm sorry. And they wear gloves and the mask. But you know what?

It's just how sensitive DNA is, you know? He could have coughed. He could have been talking over it. You know, we're told not to ever talk over evidence or whatever. So that was, it was, you know, you get such a high. It's like, yes. And then it's gone.

It's just how sensitive DNA is, you know? He could have coughed. He could have been talking over it. You know, we're told not to ever talk over evidence or whatever. So that was, it was, you know, you get such a high. It's like, yes. And then it's gone.

It's just how sensitive DNA is, you know? He could have coughed. He could have been talking over it. You know, we're told not to ever talk over evidence or whatever. So that was, it was, you know, you get such a high. It's like, yes. And then it's gone.

Unfortunately, we haven't had a tip in so long, and so it would be nice with the podcast that if anybody hearing this, you know, likewise with the playing cards, you know, you're hoping to stir some memories up.