What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Wednesday, December 3rd. Another very quick episode, so let's jump in. There were some photos that were shown on screen. I'm going to edit out the really gory photos, which showed some of the things. Clearly, he was using to clean up with that have very

graphic photos of blood. I know it's a true crime podcast, but at the same time, those things

can kind of get your channel flagged, and I don't need to lose my YouTube channel because I would

lose this podcast, that the job you love hinges on keeping a YouTube channel going so I'm going to play it safe

when we got back from lunch the insurance agent was on cross and he said that Brian first applied

for the policies and then Anna applied after Brian was being consistently denied due to that

pending federal case the witness that he probably recommended Anna apply because of this issue.

The next witness, David Gould, he's a forensic scientist with the Massachusetts state police.

He works in the crime lab. He reported with a trainee to the Cohasset Police Department on January

9th to process the Volvo. He took photographs of the inside and the outside of the car.

He said overall outside the car was clean. On the inside, there were just miscellaneous items scattered.

He found five presumptive positive test results from swabbing red brown stains for the

possibility it was blood. There were red brown stains on the driver and

passenger side visors. They show photos of those stains. He found two gloves on the

passenger side floor, two in the passenger door pocket. Those were in a zip lock and

then 16 gloves in the center console as well as some band-aids. If you guys hear purring,

my cat is in my lap and very close to the mic. That afternoon, he did a blood screening test

to see if anything from the presumptive test tested positive. It doesn't confirm that it's actually

blood, but a color test can indicate additional testing

would be needed.

He says that cauliflower and beans can also test positive for blood due to their chemical

makeup.

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