where we go from here? again, the autopsy is going to be next. and we may learn a little bit more about the cause of death here. >> does it -- i don't want to get too specific here. but the fact that remains are outside and, you know, bugs and insects, doesn't that actually help with timing, figuring out the timeline or the time of death based on gestation period of various insects? >> you've got it right, anderson. you should be an entomologist. yes. after three days -- after three days, it becomes very difficult to determine time of death. and therefore, you have to resort to entomology. and different insect species, like blowflies or sarcophagus-type flies will eat the flesh and change -- species change over time. and entomologists understand this time course.