And the Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, This is going to be the last episode for the Redhead period and I wish that we could give out the name of the person that did this.

I wish that we could say we have DNA results back from

Elizabeth in regards to it from mom, matching the Jane Doe found in Barbara's dog.

I also wish that we were able to identify more of the victims.

I know.

Unfortunately, if you were. Just a little side conversation. How long have you been working on Sister Kathy's murder?

Let's see, over five years, over five years.

And even some before that when I worked with Tom Nugent on his story who killed

Mr. Kathy in 2006 I did some digging around and was able to locate some Kio alumni friends that knew

more information and was able to share that with him.

So when we decided to jump in again,

which has been five years,

we had a few things to go on but not much. So I understand what you're saying, but I think enough information,

but you've given everything out to everybody and you've tried to cover every single individual and I think even though there doesn't appear to be anything else to explore.

It doesn't mean that we're turning away from it.

You just shared an email with me today from someone who said they might know somebody who also had red hair and was murdered.

So I think it makes sense to not beat a dead horse, which is a poor choice of word, but I think it's probably

time to sit back and see what else comes our way.

Yeah, I agree and I think that hearing what you had to say,

it took from, in your case, Sister Kathy's murder murder you've been on the case for five years and still you don't have a positive answer on who is responsible for Sister Kathy's murder.

And by positive, we don't have DNA evidence or a conviction.

So that does give me hope in this case.

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