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But DNA technology is making that harder and harder to accomplish.

Her DNA, and his DNA are all over the van. They lived in it for months.

Presence of DNA does not equal proof of murder.

Unless you can find it somewhere where it is not supposed to be.

149 posted on 09/16/2021 8:30:22 AM PDT by null and void (No jab/no job = Only the compliant can work, they won't spread dangerous ideas around the workplace!)

True but generally speaking, DNA technology is making it very difficult to commit a "perfect crime." When disposing of a body, you will have to take extra care your DNA is not found where it's not supposed to be.

Another angle I'm sure the investigation is looking at is tire tracks and footprints (in the sand or dirt). Tire tread and footprint analysis is now on the level of fingerprints. They have the van so I'm sure they are now looking to see if matching tire tracks went off the road on the route they were on. That could very well be how they end up breaking the case.