Jeffrey Gentry

At this point, six days into this investigation, if you do not have a suspect and you do not have a solid lead,

You can't just sit around and wait.

I know we have tons of people working on this.

You actually have to go out, like you said, get old school.

You have to rely on traditional police work and you have to rely on science to solve this crime.

This is not your typical criminal.

It's not somebody that has made huge mistakes.

They probably didn't have their cell phone with them where they're going to get cell tower pings.

They're not making major mistakes like you see in a lot of crimes of passion.

This is obviously planned out.

This is not your typical crime.

But you see that they did make mistakes.

They took things from the home, like the camera.

They made mistakes by leaving bloodstains behind.

So when you're talking about forensics and science, you think about every single contact leaves a trace.

That's one of the foundations of forensic science.

Every single contact leaves a trace.

So when this person was preparing for this crime, they left forensic evidence.

When this person was traveling to the scene, they left forensic evidence.

When they broke into the home, and we're talking about forced entry, a lot of people don't know what forced entry means.