I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. And then. Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm

joined as always by my plant-loving co-host Brett. I do love plants. Alice like to eat plants and grow plants and walk on plants. I don't really know what else you do with plants.

Well I couldn't really know what else to do with plants. Well, I couldn't think of what is a name for a plant lover?

I didn't want to call you a plant lady because you're not a plant lady.

Horticulturalist? I don't know.

One who is fascinated by the plants because we're going to talk about someone who has an expertise in botany and how that relates to genealogy. Are you confused yet

because we're going to walk you through it all and at the end it's not going to be

any more clear and that's the point of this episode. There you go, Allison.

I brought it together at the end.

It took a couple circles.

As long as it comes around, you landed the plane and that's all that matters.

The plane didn't crash.

We were building the plane as we were

We were, but we got the gears down. Last minute it's like in the Memphis

Bell you guys ever seen that movie like ride for the plane hits the ground.

Oh my goodness. Well, so for those of you who have no idea what we're talking about, today we are talking

about Idaho because the Idaho quadruple murder has been it's actually always in the news it's not just

has been in the news it's going to be in the news really up until this case is

resolved because it is a case that from the moment the four victims were brutally murdered.

It has captured the nation's attention and it will continue to capture all of our attention because the defendant who is currently being charged with their murders is, I mean, we haven't seen someone like him in a long time.

It is very unusual for someone to murder four people at one time, four people they did not know, and it seems

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