Susanna Ryan

Shedding DNA, like, you know, like pig pen and Charlie Brown, like you're constantly leaving DNA behind.

Every time you speak, you're leaving DNA behind.

So anything on that vehicle could have perpetrators, DNA, steering wheel, gear shift, uh, you know, any controls or knobs, the door going in and out of the vehicle.

So it would be highly probative, very useful to find that vehicle.

I think it's great that now we have something to look for.

That was exactly what I was going to say today.

What is the vehicle?

Do we have anything?

I think it should be released because people want to help.

If people start seeing, oh, there's a car that hasn't moved for days in this parking lot, then they can leave a tip.

And maybe that's the key to solving this case.

Well, that can be done pretty simply by getting their DNA profile and doing a comparison to any developed DNA that we get from that crime scene.

And I really don't see it as a problem.

I think one of the things that you mentioned in the past is we don't have a suspect yet.

So we're not creating DNA.

We cannot create a DNA profile.

Whatever is on that evidence is on there.

We don't even have the suspect's DNA to compare it to.

So once we have that, if there's a match,

No one can say, ah, they somehow planted his DNA.