i brought stuff from home making sure you wouldn t get hungry. and of course, even a hard core forager like hank knows you have to pack your own table w r wear. ia catch as catch can and then you preserve the harvest. it s always about what did they find but it seems like you are as interested in whether it tastes good. oh, yeah. but, to me, that s what makesmakes you extra freaky and interesting. let s add some wild onion powder. new zealand spinach. that s really great. isn t that cool. you know, i ve never actually eaten these seed pod things. well, this is a big day for all of us. and i don t like them.
get hungry. good news. even a hard core forager like hank knows you still have to pack your own condiments and table wear. so it s not like every single day you start off with an empty pantry and you have to eat what you kill. catch as catch can and then preserve the harvest. you talk about foraging and people who go out and hunt and gather and it s always about what did they find. but it seems like you are as interested in whether it tastes good. oh, yeah. but, you see, to me, that s what makes you extra freaky and interesting. let s have a little wild onion powder. some salmon? absolutely. new zealand spinach. that s really great. isn t that cool? what do you do with it? well, you know, i ve never eaten these seed pod things. oh, this is a big day for all of us. and i don t like them. no.
and information presented in this very television series suggested a new way to test them. i was watching one night, and they had a story about out west in arizona had done a plant dna case. the crux of that investigation was a seed pod found in a suspect s truck, which was later matched with plant dna to the palo verde tree next to the victim s body. ryan bolt contacted the scientist who pioneered plant dna analysis and asked them to test the oak leaf found in larry s trunk to determine if it came from the oak tree near judy s body. unfortunately, too many years had passed and scientists were unable to extract any dna from the leaf. but to their credit, police didn t give up. investigators decided to retest the stains on the bedding from
fell into the trunk of his cadillac. and information presented in this very television series suggested a new way to test them. i was watching one night and they had a story about out west in arizona had done a plant dna case. the crux of that investigation was a seed pod found in a suspect s truck which was later matched with plant dna to the palo verde tree next to the victim s body. ryan bolt contacted the scientist who pioneered plant dna analysis and asked them to test the oak leaf found in larry s trunk to determine if it came from the oak tree near judy s body. unfortunately, too many years
up a cold homicide unit to look at cases that were unsolved. the first case they reviewed was the murder of judy bruce, which by this time had gone unsolved for more than 20 years. some in law enforcement suspected her husband larry had committed the crime, but they couldn t prove it. so the new cold case unit began their investigates with the oak leaves found 20 years earlier in the trunk of larry bruce s car. it was our theory when he opened the trunk to take the body out, some of the oak leaves fell into the trunk of his cadillac. and information presented in this very television series suggested a new way to test them. i was watching one night and they had a story about out west in arizona had done a plant dna case. the crux of that investigation was a seed pod found in a suspect s truck which was later matched with plant dna to the palo verde tree next to the victim s body. ryan bolt contacted the scientist who pioneered plant dna analysis and asked them to test the oak