Joe Scott Morgan

Remember, there was talk that that was potentially purchased through Walmart, either online or maybe at a store itself.

So you've got three things here that we're looking at.

Well, you're not going to get it off.

That's an excellent question.

You're not going to get it off.

You don't want to remove it, but what you want to do is test it.

Okay.

So what they're going to do first, and this is kind of fascinating, people might be interested in this.

If they take that rug, they're going to subject it to alternative light sources back at the state crime lab or with the FBI.

And what that means is they're going to utilize things like infrared photography, and they're going to see if they can't enhance any kind of stains that might be on that rug.

Now,

Can we definitively say that that stain came about as a result of this event with her?

No, we can't necessarily say that.

However, the presence of some kind of biological sample there is significant.

Well, it could very well be, and it could be that she had a spontaneous bloody nose as well, and I think that people would argue that.

Well, hopefully they did collect it at that moment in time and preserve it.

If for no other reason to get it.

I'm like 10 steps ahead of you right now.

Of course, I hope they got the blood.

Let me tell you this.