Joseph Scott Morgan

Another piece to this, Nancy, is I call it the investigative funnel.

So you've got a big funnel at the top and you're putting data in there and you're kind of narrowing it down.

Anybody else that's been in that house has to be eliminated.

That can be caretakers, family members, workers, anybody else.

And so when you're not on the same sheet of music with all of the investigative agencies, it gets very layered and compromised.

I would feel much more comfortable

As a forensics guy, if these samples had gone directly to Quantico, where I know they know the drill and how to process it, and they've got great partners on the outside that they can source for things like investigative genetic genealogy.

And so I don't understand what the problem is here.

As you well know, because you worked for the feds for a while, Nancy, the force that they can bring to bear in a situation like this, it's like you're cutting your head off to cure the headache.

I don't understand it.

It makes no sense to me.

The inside of that glove, though, if we talk about that,

For anybody at home, think about this.

If you've ever even had on a pair of winter gloves, what do your hands do?

Well, they sweat, right?

And you might not even be aware that your hands are sweating.

When you peel those gloves off, you're not talking about

touch DNA then.

You're talking about a rich source of DNA.

It's not like a partial DNA strand, you know, that has to be amplified and all this other stuff.