So we'll play some of the jokes from the White House Correspondents dinner coming up.

It might be the last one that they have of those.

Good.

For a variety of reasons, not just to the comedian's performance, but a couple of headlines

over the weekend.

No, no, if this was a glitch or an aberration, then you know, you'd shrug your shoulders

and move on.

But it's not.

Yeah.

New York Times over the weekend, should genealogy databases be used to solve crimes?

The Golden State Killer case is set off a debate over privacy and ethical issues.

Another article, method used to track stereotyro killer as experts worried.

And then the story came out over the weekend that there was at least, well, I think it

was last year, they went to a different old guy at an old folks home and swobbed that

dude, thinking that he was the dude.

Oh, sorry.

You're not.

You're just a regular old guy, not a heinous murder, murder, right?

Right.

Well, we're joined now by Paul Holzer, newly retired, Contra Costa, California County cold

case investigator.

He had hunted John Joseph, D'Angelo for years and was instrumental in the use of open source

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