Tammy Ballard

Well, Nancy, if the house had been completely locked down from the moment that this incident occurs.

That is quite a good potential.

However, this sounds like this whole entire scene was family members coming in law enforcement investigators coming into the home.

So there's been a lot of traffic in that house.

which would mean that you would have had to have the foresight to lock that scene down to be able to look for something like a footwear impression and knowing that you wanted to collect something with an electrostatic lift.

So, again, this would have needed to be something that was thought about from the beginning before everybody trafficked through this home.

Yes, there is a chance.

So there's two sides to this.

First, you have somebody who's coming in from the outside with potential dirt, mud, maybe on their shoes.

So you're looking for something that they're leaving behind.

But then you're also looking for the voids, what's missing, which is what actually happens.

More would be more inclined to do something with an electrostatic lift.

So if he traffics something in where you have mud dirt, if he steps through any blood that's on the interior of the residence, then you have those visible footwear impressions.

But you also have the opposite of having to look for something that may not be visible to the naked eye, which was the potential for that electrostatic lift to assist on that.

And they do know that.

Pima County and the local law enforcement does have that in their wheelhouse to potentially have approached that scene with that technology.

Yeah, I would absolutely be looking for both.

So, and I hope that they would do that as well.

And, you know, I, I've seen a lot of scenes and I've seen a lot of investigations.

Unfortunately, things do get left behind, but this has been highlighted in even the media, as, you know, so I, these items could be collected at at any time at this point.