Kelly Hyman

What is available in regards to resources that are out there, whether it's using the FBI database or potentially also looking at genetic databases as well, like something like 23andMe in which people can opt out of drugs.

their information and so that that can't be discovered however with a court of law potentially can get a a warrant out there to that dna as well crime stories with nancy grace

Well, when you look at it from a legal perspective and you think about the trial, that you have to look at the prosecution that brings the case.

They have to prove every element of the crime.

They have to prove every element.

So when you look at that, you're only gonna be looking at what exactly the charges are, whether it's kidnapping,

And what are the elements to prove those crimes?

Because when the jury sit, as you know, Nancy, they're not supposed to look at outside evidence.

They're only supposed to look at evidence that is going to affect the case and that is going to help substantiate the case as well.

And so when the juries look at that, they're just going to look at the charges and also what the prosecution needs to prove up the case.

This is a horrible story for these young kids to lose their mother.

And we always, when we look at things, it's horrible.

Why do people do this?

What was their motive behind this?

What was their reasoning behind this?

That's key.

And allegedly they were in some big family dispute, bitter dispute that left these beautiful kids without a mother.

Ultimately, Nancy, as you said, you are innocent until proven guilty.

But there is allegedly a lot of evidence coming out that's going to make a strong case for the state.

You bring up a really good point.