Kimbyrleigha (Kimbyrleigha - Host, True Crime with Kimbyr)

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True Crime with Kimbyr · Part 1: She Got Into The Wrong 'Uber' | Samantha Josephson · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

There was a very large amount of blood on the victim

and wounds could be seen all over her body.

At first glance without further inspection, there were visible wounds to her head, her shoulder, her right hand,

her right leg, her neck, her back, and her right foot.

They begin to look around because they're trying to ascertain whether the struggle and the killing happened at this location or elsewhere.

They're looking for a knife or blood around the area, but based on where she was, how she was laying, and the lack of blood evidence at this scene, other than on her body,

They determined that the altercation did not happen at this area and that she was left at this location after her death.

They don't touch or manipulate the body until the coroner gets on scene and gives them permission to do so.

So until he gets there, the investigators are taking photos, they're documenting what they see, and when that coroner arrived, they continued their investigation by rolling the body over.

looking at her back and it was apparent that there were drag marks on her back on her arms she was dragged through the brush and the dirt on her back they also look at her fingernails they take fingernail scrapings to check for DNA they may exist underneath and that's when they notice her fingernails were an area of interest they looked at

ripped or broken or cut or torn.

They did not look normal.

They did not look right.

It almost looked like someone had deliberately cut her fingernails off with some kind of instrument so that maybe something wouldn't be found underneath.

They also take a buccal swab from her cheek to get a sample of her DNA, which they now call a known DNA sample.

Since they know it's hers, they can now compare it to any other DNA that they find.

They also take her fingerprints and her footprints for the same reason to rule them out when they find a crime scene if they do.

They also brought out their ALS, which is an alternative light source.

This is a light that has a different wavelength than white light.

Think about black lights.

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