Jeff Fuller

The blood was sent for DNA analysis beyond the capability of our lab because it was so degraded that special extraction techniques had to be done. It took three times to get that done to the point that any kind of genome count at all, and it was very, very low. There's simply not enough information in the match data to generate additional leads on the identity of the subject.

He walked up and the first thing he noticed was blood around the head of this female, partially clothed, shoes and other clothing materials awry around her body. I'm pretty sure that the first thing he thought, oh, this is a murder. Not like an accident or something, it looks pretty heinous.

Now, it may change as people donate, get their DNA in the public.

It looks like she's trying to cover herself up. So apparently that was done before she was shot because she was shot in such a way that she couldn't do it afterwards, I don't think.

Those remote areas attracts people doing things surreptitiously, whether they're making out or drinking beer or doing drugs. It's everywhere on those kind of areas. It's kind of like going to a state park and trying to figure out Joe Smith's beer can out of all those that are laying around. It's hard to do it.

Now, at this point, you don't know if that's a fatal shot. It could have gone through the sinus cavities. It probably was a fatal shot shortly. But then is the person jumping out of the car when this happens and the head's tilted down making that shot? How does that get to be at that angle? Are they jumping out and get shot?

And then I think you could make a very high percentage guess that once the person was on the ground, there was a shot to the head.