It's really exciting, actually. I mean, I don't want to get everyone's hopes up too much because we've

hit so many brick walls here, but it's the first positive thing I've heard for a while. So let's

just keep all our fingers crossed it. This isn't from a known visitor to her home or one of the family

members or Nancy herself. And it, you know, it really could help push the case across the finish line so that's cc more

and one of the rare positive things we've had on this case in the last in the last few months mike that

yeah it's DNA and again i can't help but but think of how it was delayed, though. And I know I want to be

positive about this. And I want to hope that these hairs that came back. And it's one of the

perpetrators and not a family member, not someone who worked for Nancy Guthrie, who had

permission and or authority

to be in that home.

But C.C. Moore is excited. So who the hell are we not to be, Mike?

Yeah, you got to be excited because, you know, this new technology, rootless hair that was thought

not to be as valuable really at all compared to say a hair with a root on it.

This is important.

You know, it is a breakthrough perhaps in this case if all goes well.

Fingers crossed, you know, hopefully just a little bit optimistic in this case.

Let's hope it doesn't hit a brick wall, like she said.

And if it doesn't, it actually works out well as they expect it could.

You may have, it does no guarantee.

You may get a DNA profile.

Then when you upload it, you see where, does it match anything?

Let's hope it matches something from CODIS, from another website, like an Ancestry.com website.

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