This made he think. moo
And I thought of HORSE HAIR.
What are the odds that a family of people who own and care for dozens of horses carry around some horse hair (unseen, unknown to them) on their clothes, shoes, etc. And even if they were wearing some kind of new jumpsuits/coverups ( jmo, i think they did), there could have been horse hair all over their vehicles and made a transfer to them and then onto the murder scenes.
Just my opinion.
anyone who has a Cat or big Dog knows what Im talking about.
Or the reverse, trace evidence from the crime scenes was found in the Excursion.
There were identical Discovery documents filed for each of the W4 on 6/14/2019.
Dropbox - George4 discovery .pdf - Simplify your life
The Discovery appears to be BCI lab results concerning DNA, Ballistic evidence and "Trace" evidence. I looked up the definition of Trace evidence and it is:
"... materials that could be transferred during the commission of a violent crime. These trace materials include human hair, animal hair, textile fibers and fabric, rope, feathers, soil, glass, and building materials. The physical contact between a suspect and a victim can result in the transfer of trace materials. The identification and comparison of these materials can often associate a suspect to a crime scene or with another individual.
Trace evidence can include hair and fiber samples, gun powder residue, fingerprints, blood spatter evidence, carpet and floor samples and paint chips.
According to the California Association of Criminalists (in 2013):
"Trace evidence (is) frequently overlooked because of its microscopic size, applies micro-analysis to fibers, hair, soil, paint, glass, pollen, explosives, gunshot residue, food, plastic bags, and virtually anything involved in a crime."
Trace Evidence Definition
JMO, MOO, etc.