Joseph Scott Morgan is professor of forensics at Jacksonville State University's also author of Blood Beneath My Feet.

What have they found at the residents and property of Chad daybell, Joe Scott?

You know what?

Two words human remains.

I did not think this day would ever come.

I did not think that we would hear that, but Chad daybell has been arrested.

The authorities, including the FBI, the state police with Idaho, the local sheriff's office in that area,

and the Rexburg police department went to his property and have begun excavating that property.

And on that property, we can report now that they have actually found two, not one, but two sets of human remains.

Now, we do not know at this time who these remains belong to.

We don't know if it is in fact the children, but the fact that it is on his property that they have acquired a search warrant.

Because let's keep in mind with a search warrant, it's very specific.

Contrary to what people think, you can't just take a shot going approach to one of these.

You have to be very specific about where you're going to search.

The question then has to be asked, where, where do the authorities develop the information to actually go into the search warrant to present to a judge or

or magistrate that would sign off on this saying, yes, go and execute the search warrant.

They have to be very specific. So that gives us an idea that they developed information either through questioning, maybe Mr. daybell, or through a second source that they talk to that maybe is anonymous that said, listen, you might want to search this particular area.

Now, the area where they are searching, and I've looked at the aerial photographs and there are plenty of them to see these appeared to come from drone footage.

I can tell you that the area where they are searching is immediately adjacent to what maybe us would call a fire pit or fire ring.

There's literally a big area where you can tell that burning has been going on going on there.

There are big logs that are pulled up where people are actually using these apparently to sit around the fire and enjoy a bonfire, but just adjacent to that, just adjacent to that is a large area that has been excavated.

When I say excavated, they brought out a front end loader, a backhoe to come and dig down the earth. Now it looks like they dug down maybe two to three feet.

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