Kaelyn Moore

I mean, it's set.

I mean, again, like we all know in this present day how much we can hack things, how much you can manipulate things.

Like, was it authenticated?

Did it get sent to the FBI?

The ones with all the tools.

Like, who verified this?

Yeah.

And they really tried to grill down and try to verify during this meeting whether the DVR was forensically examined to see if the date was changed, if the video had been edited.

And at the time of the meeting, detectives said that the FBI had not examined it.

Wow.

But whether they ended up submitting it for further testing is unknown.

Sheriff Smith did decline to answer the questions when they were asked.

And at this point, the detective is basically telling anyone that will ask family journalists, you know, at this point in time, we've decided to refrain from answering any further questions or making further comments as this is still an open, active investigation.

Both Steve and Brian at this point have taken polygraph tests.

And there is something to note that at the time of Nanette's death, at the time of this fire, Brian didn't have a car.

So a lot of people are pointing to that being like, he didn't have a car.

But despite not having a car, Brian did show up at the fire scene.

I mean, there's cars you can borrow.

No.

Despite all of this, everything we have, Brian was cleared of suspicion.