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What you know, alibis? Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies & Alibis. I'm Gigi.

This episode and probably the rest may be a little echoey because I've changed places

where I'm staying and this is very open and tall ceilings and everything's hard. So I'm

going to try to clean it up a little bit so it's not quite so echoey, but it's just

how it rolls. So thanks to everybody who donated up, still got to get a list together.

I've been crazy busy. I was delayed yesterday in Dallas for about four hours and did not

get settled into this new place until after two in the morning and had to get up at five.

So I'm going to be calling it early tonight. So I will get the list together. I do appreciate

your generosity though. Music fact of the day, this surprised me. The Luminaires song,

ho, hey, people think it's a love song, but it was not written to be a love song. It was

more about the myth of New York. You go there, you're a musician, you're going to make it

big and it's more about a lost dream. And the writer said that it kind of blows him away

that people play at weddings and but also it's pretty cool that people find beauty in what

the original meaning was supposed to be. So we are going to jump right in. It was a pretty

explosive day of testimony, I think in this case, the biggest, the biggest piece for me so far,

connecting Lori to all this came when they called Keely Coleman to the stand. She is a senior DNA

analyst and in May of 2022, her lab received three DNA profiles, one from Tyler, Lori and Melanie

give as well as a hair that was attached to a piece of duct tape. She explains how they processed

the hair for testing and because there was biological material present with the decomposition of

JJ's body, they had to wash the hair and she talks all through the steps that they go through

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