Robert Crispin

Well, scary enough, those guys aren't crime scene tech guys, and they're not former law enforcement guys.

These are guys who took a test on the internet, got their license, and all of a sudden they're protecting, you know, 4,000 people on a cruise ship.

But what's critical about this homicide is going to come down to DNA.

It's going to come down to DNA and what the medical examiner says in the autopsy, the cause of death, et cetera, et cetera.

More importantly, did the victim fight?

DNA under her nails?

Did she scratch the suspect?

In all of these cases, Nancy, these victims fight for their life.

They're clawing.

DNA is under their nails.

of the suspect who's trying to kill them.

This is going to be very, very, very important critical evidence to go towards

an arrest, an indictment, or something to get this guy arrested and put in jail.

It's going to take a little bit of time now, because obviously, we don't have a confession.

Because if we had a confession, he'd already be in jail.

So the FBI slowly and methodically.

Absolutely, I've seen it.

As a matter of fact, Carnival's blanket statement has to be that, Nancy.

They can't come out to the public and say that they serve minors at sea.

They can't do that.