Emily Campagno

Because really?

We have to deal with it in that way because we have to do this all the time where people are like, oh my gosh, Emily, my fiance, we Zoomed with you and it was your voice.

And I'm like, no, it's not.

It was obviously AI.

So I like a great prank, but I hate when people use software as impersonation to get to scam.

I didn't know that was happening.

Oh, well, like scam.

So I love this, but I hate that.

And propose to me.

Okay, I have a new Amazing American Facts thing.

I thought it was an interesting and seemingly premature statement for the sheriff to make.

I'm surprised that either at the outset he didn't say, please respect the family who are all victims in this and respect the investigation while we pursue all leads.

I think now it seems as if he's making that point in the absence, however, of any kind of identification of who the actual abductor was.

So here we're sitting with the same dearth of information, but all of a sudden we know significantly, if this were true, that the families ruled out.

That is a major conclusion to make.

So if that is indeed true, it means that they're either no, they either know a lot more that they haven't shared with us, i.e.

who the purpose or it's just a PR execution on their part.

I will say that just briefly for the DNA points that many are making afterwards.

And including the investigators who are saying we're trying all avenues with DNA.

Just remember that the default after the Golden State Killer in 2018, after that was used, the default was switched on these ancestry websites to not share your DNA with law enforcement.