Jeffrey Gentry

Even if they've released the scene, they can still go back in and use blood-enhancing chemicals like Blue Star in the dark to see if bloodstains may have been wiped up or maybe small bloodstains that got disturbed during these contacts.

You have to...

Think like a criminal in these cases.

How did this person get in?

How did they exit?

The door cam, most of these door cams, you can't just pull them off.

They require some kind of special tool to get them off.

So was there some kind of a scratch or did they leave a fingerprint behind when they were reaching through the door to remove this camera so they wouldn't see when they're walking her out?

Like we mentioned before, there doesn't really appear to be a struggle at that front door.

We know that she was bleeding.

We know she's standing there for some period of time.

We believe that she was upright and walked away because the nature of the bloodstains.

But why didn't she fall to the ground?

But what was the reason that she left that home without being dragged away or carried away?

There's no evidence that she was murdered in the home.

So why did she leave?

You have to think about all these things.

You can't rely on

You know, assumption at this point, you have to recreate everything and figure out where this person messed up because this criminal did mess up somewhere and they will be caught.

That's very possible.