Joseph Scott Morgan

They've always been very hesitant about calling the feds in to bring their resources in.

First, it was the locals fighting with the state police, then the state police fighting with the locals, and you've got this clash of personalities.

The original guy that you saw that was in all of the video clips, he had the wireframe glasses.

He was a prosecutor.

He's dead now.

You know, I mean, he's he's no longer with us.

The guy that actually began to work this one of the initial investigators that they brought in.

That was this renowned investigator that he looked at it.

He's dead now.

So, you know, as time goes by, it's becoming a faded memory.

And that's all sad, and I'm sorry to hear that, but my biggest concern from a forensic standpoint is what's the status of all that evidence?

Where is it?

Because now, you know, you cannot say now that we don't have the technology to solve something.

I cover what are called Othram cases every day.

I'm a big supporter.

I've got a big announcement coming up about Jack State and Othram, by the way, pretty soon.

I believe in what they're doing, and they're doing forensic genetic genealogy.

And they can take degraded DNA now, even the smallest sample.

It's not like back in the day during the O.J.

Simpson time, where you might need a blood droplet the size of a quarter in order to facilitate some type of DNA profile.