Joe Scott Morgan

they can enhance this image to the point where I think that they could probably come up with branding.

And what you're looking for are specific identifiers.

If you take a look at the tip of that shoe, you've got the rubber sole that actually rises up to meet the toes, all right?

Look at that.

And then you look at that kind of striped area that's kind of highlighted.

You can really see it on the heel of the shoe.

Well, that's unique to that shoe.

And Nancy, in forensic science, that comes down to something.

There's a principle that we have that's referred to as individualization.

That means that we're tying specific brands together.

items back to a particular person.

And so all of those, when you take that total aggregate there and you kind of shake it down, you're looking for something that is going to be unique to that individual.

Where could he have purchased these shoes?

Do they show any kind of wear on them on the sides at all?

And again, through the enhancement, perhaps the digital enhancement that the FBI is going to render up.

That's going to be a very specific identifier for these.

And again, going back to branding, we talked about the book bag.

We've talked about the shoes.

Oh, yeah.

By the way, what about the holster as well?