Tim Masters

The cut in the coat, the cut in the blouse, and the cut in her body do not line up. You have to move the blouse one inch to her left. You have to move the coat two inches to her left in order for that wound to line up. You have pulling on your coat and blouse. I stab you one time in the back. So she's killed in the car. Right. And the car then could be anywhere.

Where you have drag marks, you have no blood. Where you have blood, you have no drag marks.

Where you have drag marks, you have no blood. Where you have blood, you have no drag marks.

Where you have drag marks, you have no blood. Where you have blood, you have no drag marks.

And on her jeans, you would see the marks that the grass makes and the dirt makes and the blood makes.

And on her jeans, you would see the marks that the grass makes and the dirt makes and the blood makes.

And on her jeans, you would see the marks that the grass makes and the dirt makes and the blood makes.

You don't see those on her because her legs are not in contact with the ground when she goes through there.

You don't see those on her because her legs are not in contact with the ground when she goes through there.

You don't see those on her because her legs are not in contact with the ground when she goes through there.

She is carried. Her heels are not in contact with the ground except for that run down the slope.

She is carried. Her heels are not in contact with the ground except for that run down the slope.

She is carried. Her heels are not in contact with the ground except for that run down the slope.

The two individuals that carried her would have transferred their DNA onto her clothing as they carried her into the field.

The two individuals that carried her would have transferred their DNA onto her clothing as they carried her into the field.

The two individuals that carried her would have transferred their DNA onto her clothing as they carried her into the field.

We're one month shy of 20 years, so are we still going to find the DNA? We don't know, but we're going to try.

We're one month shy of 20 years, so are we still going to find the DNA? We don't know, but we're going to try.

We're one month shy of 20 years, so are we still going to find the DNA? We don't know, but we're going to try.

What he's looking for is not the blood stains, not the saliva stains, not the semen stains. He's looking for skin cells that are transferred onto clothing when someone uses a lot of force.