kinds of things would you have to see in order to say it's a homicide? >> well -- well, remember this is a body in rugged terrain in the summer with the burning heat. that speeds up decomposition. so we are talking about a body that is in some stage of decomposition. there are five stages. and at the very end, there's complete skeletonization. we really don't know what the state of the body is. and therefore, it makes it much more difficult to do a complete autopsy. i think the -- the critical piece here is that we have to know when she died, not just what -- what caused the death -- but when did she die? the time of death. because clearly, if you want to make this case and brian laundrie as a critical part of this case, clearly, you need to know the time of death. now, if the body is -- has --