Joseph Scott Morgan

When I'm thinking about digging a hole in the yard, Dave, um,

you know, if I'm just going out in my backyard to dig a hole, I know that I have to refill the hole or pack the dirt around a tree I'm planting or whatever it is I'm doing from an excavation standpoint.

Crooks don't do that.

Did you know that, let's say they will dig a hole and bury, say, like a body in an area and they'll put the same dirt back in.

They don't take time to pull the grass out, shake the grass off, discard the grass because you can actually look down and I've seen this happen before.

And you've got roots staring back up at your face.

And as you well know, we were talking about things that the cops would have seen out there.

I think that that's that's something that's significant.

If you've got roots, if you're looking at roots, you should not be looking at roots.

Right.

OK, you've got St.

Augustine grass.

We're talking about Florida.

St.

Augustine grass is everywhere.

Thick, lush, you know, really green, loves that tropical environment.

those roots are staring you in the face.

When did grass start growing inverted?

So you're thinking, okay, this is just not the case.

So you have to be very careful because it's not just, if somebody's doing this in a frenzy,