Joseph Scott Morgan

It's nothing you can actually read.

Yeah, yeah.

So based upon this image that I'm seeing, and again, qualifier, these are not crime scene images.

But when you take a look at that and you think about the composition of it, they would say there's no utility in it.

There's not going to have any value.

The best thing you can do is photograph, photograph, photograph, photograph.

Yeah, I would say that it was.

Do you recall when we saw those individuals show up at the house?

They were dressed in suits.

We thought that maybe they were part of the prosecutorial team, perhaps feds.

They're trying to assess the whole area in its totality.

All right.

So if you fly that cycle from that location and then all the way back spinning around, you're kind of getting a bird's eye view, aren't

And maybe they had picked up on something if they had done any kind of LIDAR mapping, any kind of BIS mapping.

Yeah, so if they're working on any kind of imagery that has been either generated by drones, it's been generated by satellite imagery, it's one thing to take that and look at it on a computer screen.

But if you've got people that are interested in this investigation, they can take those images and go back and say, okay, we're going to fly this route.

This is something that is, like you said, potentially probative.

If they're talking about a track or a trail that leads in that particular direction, see, here we have it on the imagery that we've generated.

We're going to fly this route, and then we're going to go back to the office and discuss it.

I think that that very well might be or have some value for individuals that are, let's just say, in military terms, on the tip of the spear in this particular investigation.