but i ve never heard of drugse being destroyed in the middle of an investigation. this is highly unusual and there s really no precedents for it as far as iult know. are you buying the fact that baey couldn t lift a singl lifte print, a single shred ofgg dna from this baggie? w well, i ve certainly been at crime scenes and i ve certainly done my best with the thought to the rest of the evidence teams evidence response to lift fingerprints. sometimes you can do it. sometimes you can t. but there are many sophisticated ways within a laboratory, not just at the scene itself, that including at quantico lab, lases where all kinds of chemicals and lasers and other technique s like that can lift latent fingerprints or certainly make them visible ohe to the naked e. then they go back into and the database and see who they belong to. i m very much surprised at viabl something as viable as ad plastic bag and which would usually hold a fingerprintus and other body fluids, sweat, etc. there