James Pietragallo

Particle.

There was a piece of physical evidence here under one of Tanya's fingernails.

Now, keep in mind, she just got with him at nine o'clock in the morning.

So anything could happen before that.

It's not like they've been together exclusively in each other's company for a week under the fingernails.

They they recover a tiny pinpoint sized clump of tissue that's described as skin like by the lab.

They send it for DNA testing.

It's male, but it does not match David.

Okay.

So it could be anybody else.

No, no, no, not even that side.

And they can't do anything more with it because the DNA test consumed the entire sample back in the 90s.

Oh, shit.

That's what happened.

So there's nothing else to test.

So all they have is they have this piece of skin that's not David's under her fingernails.

So they're wondering –

Will the interviews, the three interviews he did at his dining room table, be allowed into court?

Because he was never read his Miranda rights, mind you.

But they said that, listen, and the detective even said, listen, I tried to steer David away from lawyering up when he would talk about a lawyer.