Morgan Absher

And they were mixed with the victim's own DNA.

In one of the press releases I watched with the investigator, he said that there were only a few picograms of DNA, which is literally like he describes it as like just a few cells.

Like, it was nothing.

And that's exactly why the Y DNA was so important here.

Obviously, none of the victims had Y chromosomes.

Like, these were all girls.

So looking for the Y DNA would make it really easy to separate, like, because those mixtures also contained their DNA.

And the lab was able to find 16 Y-DNA markers in those crime scene samples, which was enough to exclude all four suspects, Michael, Robert, Forrest, and Maurice.

Again, like, so botched.

Of course.

Yeah, basically, go f*** yourself.

Yeah, there's like a price per year or something, I believe.

It is, yeah.

In certain states, maybe Texas.

But if anyone, if we have our lawyer friend chiming in, a little phone a lawyer button and you're familiar with Texas.

It's a lot, yeah.

Texas is so interesting legally, especially with recent changes that they're not, like Texas law schools are not going to be governed by the bar now.

So like everyone that's like going to law school in Texas is like, thanks, you just like invalidated my whole legal degree.

No, and they did not have enough of a sample or a high enough quality of a sample for them to submit to CODIS, which we talk about CODIS a lot.

Like they couldn't submit to CODIS like they could use other databases.