Blood Beneath My Feet The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator

I've got to tell you, based upon what Howard is saying, the idea that this individual, Kober, allegedly knew where to go in this house because as you well know, you stood outside that house, Nancy. It's a very confusing layout.

I think that probably if she had, in fact, spoken, she would have just become an obstacle to him that he's trying to defeat to make his way to that door so he can get out and get in that car and leave.

I think that when you think about progression, we talk about in forensics a commingling of evidence. And from the start with this case and you're trying to tie in a timeline, you're going to have commingled blood evidence that you're going to find at the scene.

I think probably the biggest thing that this jury is going to see in this case when they see these crime scene images, Nancy, is that both of these locations, both of these rooms are going to be bathed in a lot of blood evidence.

And the big question is how did he clear that house without transferring a bunch of blood evidence to either other locations in that house or certainly within the confines of that car? How did he escape that without having blood all over the place at his apartment, for instance?

I took that drive to Professor Forensics, Jacksonville State University, author of Blood Beneath My Feet on Amazon, star of a hit series, Body Bags, and most important for me right now, forensic expert and death investigator, Joe Scott.