the crime scene that the wind -- what happened? what's going on with the wind? >> what he's alleging is the wind carried the suspect's dna from the beer can to the condom. >> okay. >> the problem is they probably typed it and found out whether it's saliva or another bodily fluid. you're going to get blown out of the water with that if the dna analyst was able to determine what type of bodily fluid it was. secondarily, the other problem the defense faces is that some of the co-defendants are going to testify and say, yes, they did participate in the rape. this young man was part of the rape. the whole transferring the dna isn't going to carry weight when co-defendants say, yeah, he was there and did it. furthermore, those co-defendants testifying got 25 years apiece. it's not like they got a sweetheart deal to turn on the guy. >> let's stick with the wind thing. this is the most unusual thing most of us have heard when it comes to a trial for a rape case. possible, but --