Kaelyn Moore

I really appreciate it.

But it does seem so wild that a county, a medical examiner, could control or determine the potential outcome of a body.

Like, it wouldn't even go to next of kin.

And maybe that's case by case, county by county, but it

it's pretty baffling.

And they're dealing with the loss of their loved one and now have to get an injunction?

Yeah, he kind of resigned to kind of just...

Let's move past this.

Yeah.

And he sent these emails to family with an anonymous Yahoo mail address.

It was like justice for Nanette at Yahoo dot com.

And he, behind the scenes, is anonymously reaching out to the family like this.

Yes.

And being like, hey, actually ask detectives why they haven't looked this way.

Ask them why they haven't done this test or this exam.

Yeah, it gets really, really messy for Detective Rogers.

So from what I've read, and this is very, like, it's so convoluted.

From what I've read, Nanette's family was confused how they were getting these emails.

They shared them with Sheriff Smith, who then tracked the email address, found out it was coming from Rogers, went through all the other emails.

And so...