I think, though, next to that, like, the number one question this season by far was why hasn't investigative genetic genealogy been used or explored since there is DNA?
Yeah, and, like, when I, I spoke with Chief Tilton over the phone, and I, like, say this in the show.
He told me, like, very cryptically that, like, the department was getting very close to something big.
Ashley, he, like, paused and said, like, they would have a story to tell soon, like, very soon.
This was over a year ago now, and, and it was, like, the s- the strangest pause in a conversation that I've had with an official in, like, a very long time.
I think, though, next to that, like, the number one question this season by far was why hasn't investigative genetic genealogy been used or explored since there is DNA?
Yeah, and, like, when I, I spoke with Chief Tilton over the phone, and I, like, say this in the show.
He told me, like, very cryptically that, like, the department was getting very close to something big.
Ashley, he, like, paused and said, like, they would have a story to tell soon, like, very soon.
This was over a year ago now, and, and it was, like, the s- the strangest pause in a conversation that I've had with an official in, like, a very long time.
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