Jake Rice

There was no defensive marks on her hands that were noted in the autopsy.

There is no broken fingernails, anything to where they could see other skin underneath of her nails that weren't hers.

Hair intertwined in her fingers, scratches or anything.

Toxicology report was completed and there was nothing that was found when you would get into any kind of alcohol or anything else.

She was known to take some drugs.

antihistamine kind of stuff, and that was at small levels in her system.

Well, I mean, you definitely could say that if you were being drowned in that way and you were put your head underneath of water, your first instinct is to get out of the water and not really trying to grab the individual.

So you're pressing up on the tub.

You're doing whatever you can to try to be able to breathe.

And then you're going to fight.

But you can't breathe right then.

So even if you were going to fight when you're being drowned, you don't have a whole lot of time left.

to be able to fight because you're focusing on not breathing.

And that's why I will say with a drowning like this, she still could have fought back.

They could not tell us that definitely there had been any kind of sexual assault.

There was some signs that there could have possibly been sexual activity in the days prior or up to that day.

Just by having them doesn't tell us that because she could have wore someone else's clothing.

the day prior, just because it was two foreign pubic hairs that were in her pubic region.

We don't know that.

She lived with her mother, her father, and her son.