Kaelyn Moore

And you would think that that's really important evidence that they would want to test.

Exactly.

There's also something that has been missed and left behind after recovering Nanette's body.

And it wasn't until two more days after that that the fire marshal and the sheriff's office actually re-secured the scene.

It just begs the question of like, why did we release it in the first place?

Exactly.

Without thoroughly investigating.

Especially after the autopsy results.

And Steve even tells investigators Nanette and him were very experienced with firearms.

They collected them.

Nanette knew how to shoot.

She practiced all the time.

She was actually so comfortable with guns that she had five or six that she used regularly just herself.

She even texted her sister Kim at one point and said, quote, I have one in my purse, my car, on my nightstand and in each room.

She was a gun enthusiast.

Yeah, wow.

She loved a gun.

And her family even knew that she never left the house without one.

But again, it's not until almost a week later that investigators really start treating this like a potential crime scene.

And at this point...