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and john, getting back to that snapchat video, we haven't seen any evidence that alex murdaugh changedself off. on cross-examination she said she looked a the drains at the murdaugh home. there wasn't any evidence of blood or tissue to indicate someone had washed or bathes or showered there to get rid of any crime scene evidence. >> interesting. randi kaye, thank you so much. let's bring in criminal defense attorney mark o'meara and jennifer roger, a former federal prosecutor. jen, let me start with you on this snapchat video in the idea there are different clothes at different times, and the time stamp raises questions about the possible alibi here. what do you think jurors will take from this? >> that's a great question, john, because jurors are human. they want to know what happened here. all the defense has to do in theory is raise one reasonable doubt as to one juror. but in actuality, they all really want to see what happened here. they'll be watching very carefully. and something like that gives the jurors some pause. what was he doing? he was supposed to be napping. he doesn't

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grassley as far as the snapchat algorithms i am not 100 percent sure on how snapchat does it but i canalk to the cell phone usage whether or narcotics or pictures ores video or exploitation everything is done through that social media that is wherey children are so it's very easy to target them specifically in those realms. so a lot of times you will have that whether it be fentanyl or marijuana it doesn't matter the drug but the scope is where i can target those individuals and the offenders as well as the individuals that know that. >> you said you couldn't speak specifically to snapchat but what does that social media need to do i differently but you could answer the second part of the question what can the government do better quick. >> you can do a lot better as far as we're talking about today we need more uniformity and identity verification there is a a lot of times where the users, tomorrow i can go get a phone and be whoever i want to be and create an app or fake e-mail address and use it for whatever reasons i need to. so forth that perspective from the tech companies we nee

this was off snapchat. as his mom bridget said all the hopes and dreams we parents had for devin were erased in the blink of an eye and no mom should have to bury their kid. could you talk about whether the social media companies are doing enough to stop the sale of drugs to kids online? >> the social media companies are not doing anything. i think that is part of the problem and that comes to drugs as well, there is no moderation, they are not looking at things specifically. they are not looking at communications to pinpoint, but that is what they are promoting. the social media, the interaction of people so in my opinion we have not seen anything, we have not seen any help from them. >> thank you senator klobuchar >> thank you to all the witnesses for being here i want to start with you and i want to particularly thank you for being willing to share your story. on the father of three -- i am a father of three. you have lived every parent's nightmare. thank you for being willing to try to see some good com

you lead the coverage, you focus on youtube, snapchat. you need not go on. snapchat does well in terms of the amount of users. the control it has, the amount of impressions. why can't they converted into money? >> your right, the audience end user growth is not his problem. it has a stronghold on gen z, teens who love the platform. it's very different, focused on private sharing. it's invested heavily in augmented reality. the reality is, most of its user growth is coming from the rest of the world. the rest of the world monetizes at a lower rate. that has hammered revenue growth. ed: the range in topline, does that tell you snap has no visibility on how there are tweaks around direct responses? >> it's a difficult sign for how the market is doing, the reality is, we have to be ready for a period of more modest growth. there are a lot of challenges, whether it's the privacy and policy changes as well as the volatile economic conditions. these challenges continue to persist and i'm expecting more challenges and more competition ahead as well. ed: one headline

things are not looking any better at tech land as snapchat deliver as third straight disappointing earnings report. that's ahead of the open plus, the worst is not over just yet for intel as it puts things on the chopping block to save a little bit of cash and snap is trying to fool the artificial intelligence it created. it's wednesday, february 1st, 2023 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ >>> and good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan thanks for waking up with us right now stock futures in the red a bit right now, fractionally lower the dow looks like it could open about 100 points lower, the nasdaq and s&p 500 down a quarter of a third percent the s&p 500 rose more than 6% last month, its best january in four years, but it's even better for the tech and the tech-heavy nasdaq coming off a 10% monthly gain in its best january since 2001 names like warner brothers, discovery, paramount global, disney and meta, all up this past month and the best since 2002 when the cap bubble burst what a turn aushd from last year coming off its best january since 2013 w

as far as the snapchat and algorithms, not 100% sure on a snapchat is doing it but i could talk to thebroader experience of cell phone usage as far as apps and drugs. because whether it's narcotics, whether it's a child's exportation,io whether it's pictured to videos, whether it's emoji is, everything is done. soso shall be. again as were chilled our so it's very easyhe to target them specifically in those realms. so i think lotun of times you going to have that. i can, come up with, whether it be marijuana as a matter of the drug but the scope is where i can talk to those individuals, and the offenders as well as the individuals selling that know that. >> you said you couldn't speak specifically to snapchat, so i going to ask you what that needs, what that, social media needs to do differently to stop what happening but you could answer the second part of the question. what can the government do better? >> well, the government can do a lot better as far as what we're talking about today. we need a little bit more forcible uniformity, age identification, identity verification. there's

that has been the biggest piece of evidence -- >> there have been a couple of snapchat videos.the one at the dog kennel. >> the one at the dog kennel, multiple witnesses know alex murdaugh well took the stand and said i hear his voice in the back of that. that disrupts the timeline where he says i wasn't at the kennels until i was there and found their bodies and called 911. it was a snapchat video paul sent a friend and you have five or six witnesses so far testifying they hear alex murdaugh's voice as well. the question i think will be whether or not buster murdaugh, when he's presumably asked about that snapchat video, by the defense or the prosecution and cross, whether or not he says he recognizes his father's voice in that video. >> why would that be so crucial? we have five or six people who know him well? >> so much of the case has been circumstantial evidence that since there isn't a concrete murder weapon, the snapchat video and the data from cell phone and also the data you have followed so closely in the days and weeks that this has happened with the car, all of tha

emily: snapchat unveils a new tool to protect children. all that and more coming up.oremost, we get to the markets. after a reprieve after the selloff the previous week to read we are up 6/10 of a percent on the nasdaq. europe gets a bid that largely feels to do with borrowing costs at the moment. u.s. treasuries, may be a bit of reassessment as to whether we are buying the dip when it comes to equities or bonds. let's look at what has not been bought on the dip. crypto after what has been a phenomenal january, february less so. if you look at a two day basis from the point we are tracking it is up 2% below 24,000 even on a day that we saw u.s. dollar weakness. ed: from the macro to the micro. when i look at individual names there's a lot of energy in ev related stocks in the market. tesla up five-and-a-half percent. that performance reinstates elon musk as the world's richest man according to bloomberg. we'll get to that later. fisk or is up --fisker is up. they will see profit up in 2023. lifecycle had been up but they got a loan. moving to the downside, meta-buckin

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against snapchat.milies of 50 victims of drug overdoses accusing them of enabling dealers of selling fake prescription pills to minors and young adults. >> the door. parents will just find their kids dead in their bedrooms. it's just so easy to get. >> this is not an internet or social media problem, it's a snapchat problem. >> they say they on legislation, vote we will know what this lawsuit means at 7:00 a.m.. i am well read, abcs news. kumasi: users can now access an online form to be reinstated. twitter reinstating accounts last year including former president donald trump and kathy griffin. reggie: over 30 million californians received back but they will have to pay tax on it. they have been sending 1099 forms but the irs is deciding if they have to pay taxes on it. if the irs believes that the payments were meant for economic relief, they would qualify for a tax break. >> it has to be for the promotion of general welfare. there is a good argument that it would not qualify. -- would reggie: if you

. >> and the -- and during that meeting did they show you the snapchat video of you trying to stand up the fruit tree? >> yes. >> and were you questioned about what clothing you were wearing? >> and i can't remember this. i can't remember if he showed me the whole video or he showed me a picture of it, but i was definitely showed that information. i was definitely shown those clothes in the meeting august 11th. >> what clothes were you wearing? >> the same ones you see in -- >> do you remember what kind of pants? >> khaki pants. >> what kind of shirt? >> button down -- short sleeve button down, i call it a dress shirt, short sleeve button down dress shirt. >> like this, but it was colored. blue, blue with some blue stripes. >> and were you questioned about when you changed out of those clothes? >> i was. >> and did you have a follow-up -- did you have a conversation after that meeting with sled about what you were wearing that day? >> absolutely. >> and what was the purpose of the conversation with blanca? >> they made an issue about that in that meeting, and i asked blanca about those

in the name of self-perception disorder, snapchat and instagram are like shah hospital, but they are waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and take pictures of. the capitalist system shapes our culture and politics in a way that most people can do isis to the online face has influenced his followers and he is not white supremacist, he does the same thing only outside the list of consequences and consequences, don't eat one in the real world, you mean we will get corona by eating chinese food, the information entered into our democracy is being attacked, the tools of the book now they are destroying the social structure of the society, and i think that this world has gone crazy when you look at it. if you ask the question, is this a normal situation or will more people be able to, considering the current situation , it is not only the industry ? it has information technology yes, but they should find out about it. we should have a conscience . it was chistan harris's luck. it is very rare to find someone who talks about technology with shahrak . on the contrary

on my son's snapchat. and he -- it turned out to be a guy on the other end. they wanted $800.i have nothing. well, show me your paypal account. they wanted a gift card from him. and come to find out gift cards aren't traceable. >> the kids think that they're a little more safe by sharing pictures through snapchat because they vanish after a little while. and they're not vanishing. >> reporter: it is tough to track. >> correct. >> reporter: the scary part is that the blackmailer did share this boy's photo on a social media platform. and it is not clear if that's happened with the other victims or whether anyone has paid out money. >> the real message is do not take explicit pictures, they're going to be out there and they're going to be out there forever. you're falling for a predator and somebody feeling comfortable. it is somebody you just got into a conversation with on snapchat over a day or two, you don't -- do not send explicit pictures, do not give information out that can compromise your identity. >> reporter: this mom grateful her son felt comfortable enough to tell he

the snapchat video was taken at 7:56 p.m.ch earlier in the evening, maybe 50 minutes or so before it's believed they were called and before this video was taken. that's a video that is also apparently on paul murdaugh's phone. we haven't seen it in court yet. we know the state subpoenaed a representative from snapchat and a representative from google to come to court and testify to the authenticity of that snapchat video. apparently we will see alec murdaugh in that video, but, again, it was much earlier in the evening. >> an important distinction. randi kaye, thanks very much for your reporting on this. >>> let's go now to michigan where multiple police agencies are trying to figure out what happened to three rappers in the detroit area. the men went missing ten days ago after their club performance was canceled. police say all of their phones went inactive early the next morning. the mother of one missing rapper helped police recover her son's car. authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> meanwhil

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but if you think about the size of snapchat, hundreds of millions of users a month — compared to that that this website is disproportionately problematic. i've asked leif brooks for an interview multiple times in the past two years. he's never accepted. so, we travelled to florida to try to speak to him directly. the one question i really want to ask brooks — and i've been trying to ask this for over a year in an interview, and he hasn't done any — is why isn't he doing more to protect children on omegle? it's as simple as that. i don't know what to make of leif brooks, because he doesn't speak. he doesn't speak publicly, he doesn't do any interviews. he's a very enigmatic kind of character, really. had this massive rise in the tech world, founded the website omegle when he was 18. i mean, he's clearly a very intelligent, technologically—thinking person. as well as omegle, he co—founded another tech firm called octane ai. but these images and his profile have now been deleted from the company website, and the firm says they no longer work with him. they didn't say why, but previously,

snapchat is being investigated by the fbi and justice department over its role in fentanyl poisonings move follows a request by the national crime prevention council, which calls snapchat the platform of choice for fentanyl drug dealers, because the app deletes messages between users over time, according to the cdc, between 2019 and 2021. fentanyl related to dsncreased by 182% shouldered ts of fed check, which is an oakland based organization providing life saving resources such as fentanyl test strips and narcan within the community. thank you both for joining us today. thank you so much for having us, alison, let's start with you tell us what is sent check check is a small project that we started here in oakland , where we distribute fentanyl test strips. condoms during the aids crisis where you see them in bar bathrooms we keep but not test ribs, allowing people to take them anonymously and test what they're about to engage with if somebody isn't procure something from snapchat. test it before they take it to noah. fentanyl is present in that sample. if it's a pill form, how does

>> i don't think it's as critical as the snapchat video.ent but they didn't get it. the testimony was very confusing on both sides quite frankly the attorneys even seemed a little bit confuse, the net, net of the testimony the shell casings around maggie's body matched old shell casings that had been fired. in effect, it was a family weapon that was likely used to murder the family but that still does not put the -- two weapons never found in the hands of alex murdaugh. while i think it's another brick in the wall of the circumstantial case against him, it doesn't put the gun in his hand and frankly the testimony was not highlighted the way it was brought out it was very confusing. instead of saying the shelby maggie's foot, what's your opinion on that, it was number 27, it was very confusing for people watching it and probably for the jury as well. mike: there's also questions about alex murdaugh's clothing, what he was wearing earlier in the day and what he was wearing after the crime. there you see it earlier in the day khaki and short s

he knew he followed them on snapchat but he did not know who they were. this is one of the reasons why for these policies -- while we advocate for these policies because there is a long history if you give teens the ability to talk to each other anonymously on the internet, they are going to abuse that. they're going to be mean to each other. they're going to bully each other. if they had an obligation to figure out if we at this and future, is it good for kids are not, they would not have implemented that feature and her son will be alive today. this is what we are asking for. we are asking for companies to evaluate these features and their algorithms because the only stem on our children and create these unsafe situations. host: the cdc had a report out on the health of teenage kids, girls in particular. u.s. teen girls experience increased sadness and a part of that focused on bullying, boys and girls, and the report they say 16% o high school students lectrically bulnd clearly through texting, instagram, cebook and other social media during the past e

. >> and the -- during that meeting did they show you the snapchat -- snapchat video of you trying to stand up the fruit tree? >> yes. >> and were you questioned about what clothing you were wearing? >> and i can't remember this. i can't remember if he showed me the whole video or he showed me a picture of it, but i was definitely showed that information. i was definitely shown those clothes in that meeting on august 11th. >> what clothes were you wearing? >> the same ones you see in -- >> and do you remember what kind of pants? >> it was khaki pants. >> and what kind of shirt? >> it's a button down, short sleeve button down, i call it will a dress shirt, but a short sleeve button down dress shirt. >> like the shirt you've got there but short sleeves? >> just like this but short was. >> and what color. >> blue with some blue stripes. >> and were you questioned about when you changed out of those clothes? >> i was. >> and did you have a follow-up -- did you have a conversation after that meeting with s.l.e.d. with blanca about what you were wearing that day? >> absolutely. >> and what

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snapchat user growth is accelerating with the app now seeing 750 million monthly users .for more is bloomberg's alex. this was kind of the big take away from their investor day, stock kind of reacted positively in a sense that it paired losses but closing down pretty significantly, why is at 750 million figure important? alex: i was down in santa monica at the investor day in person today, and when they share that number, it was clear the markets i little bit of excitement on the user versailles. if you think of a social media company there are two pillars, users of growth in ad revenue. ad revenue is being really challenge, so it's a good number for snap to show up and say, our growth is not only good, strong, he grew 25% in the last 10 months, but it's actually faster than the entire year prior to that when it grew at 20%. if you look at the stock today, when that news came out it was a bit of a jump up, about two hours later was when the cfo took the stage, and then started talking about some of the financial bit of the business, would seem to be a bit more disappointi

snapchat opens up into the camera where people can choose from all sorts of augmented reality lenses those with friends and family and ultimately what we've seen the last 11 years or so building our business communication with friends and family is something that brings a lot of joy into people's lives and they really like to do frequently. we shared today that in the united states, for example, people open snapchat approximately 40 times a day on average. and that's really because they like to talk with their friends and family i think that communication, especially visual communication with friends and family, will be a big driver of our growth. >> there are two pieces you're focused on one is engagement and the other monetization you talk about this idea of shifting focus to direct response ads where are you in this journey of better monetization of your relationship with your users >> direct response has always been a core focus of our business it makes up about two-thirds of our revenue today but it has been beset by some of the platform policy changes that disrupted the way peo

. >> reporter: they were talking quite a bit more about this snapchat video that was shared in courtry. this is a video that was taken from paul murdaugh's cell phone. now, this video was uploaded at 7:39 on june 7, 2021. that is the night of the murders. it was sent at 7:56 p.m. now, the video shows, as you will see, it's a video of a tree that's falling down on the property. alex murdaugh is standing in the video. paul murdaugh shot the video. but what's significant is what alex murdaugh is wearing in that video. he's wearing long pants and a long blue shirt. i'll tell you why that's significant in just a moment. but take a listen to a representative from snapchat who testified today about the authenticity of it first. >> what is on the contents of that cd? >> it's a video of a subject near a tree. and it's a short video with some audio. >> did you determine in reviewing the records whether that account sent out that particular video? >> yes, it was sent on the same day, june 7, 2021, at 7:56 hours eastern time. >> now, the clothing is significant, as i said, because he's wearing t

loser in snapchat and loser in meta.interesting that the investor mentality, i can buy the index and that will be fine. >> that will be great for us. for stock pickers, the fed is stepping to the sidelines at this point, but to your point it's pretty clear the economy is starting the to slow. that's what the market sees because the fed is talking tough and the market isn't buying it. the market is pricing in not just cuts at the end of this year and next year as well. the fed talks a tough game but the marketable gets it correctly, gdp for this quarter maybe under 1% at best. maria: what about the balance sheet unwind. >> that's tough. maria: isn't that going to create disruption in the stock market? >> it is going the lead us to june. maria: the debt ceiling. >> the setup is very similar to 2011 back then we had 17% decline in just two weeks. i look at the setup and i look at what obama was doing then and i look at what biden was doing then and identical. maria: in a snap. >> that's something that investors are underest

-- dea headquarters, and i can share the faces of american lives lost from fake pills bought on snapchat, facebook, instagram, tiktok were anything else. the long answer coming to the short closing. social media sites are not doing nearly enough. we would welcome the opportunity to welcome -- work with this committee and others in congress to make sure the social media copies are held accountable and become fully transparent about what is happening and what they are doing. >> today understand you write that half of the american people, 150 million people are using -- fentanyl customers? >> know their customers of social media. what happened in the decade since internet angle is asian is that there are a vast -- and globalization is that there is a vast number of social media users. cartels and traffickers are marketing and selling the sit -- the fake prescription pills and other drugs on social media. we see that on a daily basis. what we see is that the cartels will pivot to the next potential buyer on those social media platforms, there are many americans on them. >> thank you very muc

. >> areva, i have to ask you, the prosecution is depending the case on the snapchat video and the timingd him in the minutes prior to that murder. in your view is the prosecution proving its case? >> it's a difficult case, jim. it's all circumstantial evidence, they don't have the murder weapons, they don't have an eyewitness so the entire case is based on circumstantial evidence and obviously that snapchat video is a piece of substantial circumstantial evidence. but so far, there's still an argument for the defense to be made that they cannot pinpoint these murders on alex murdaugh, which is always a challenge for prosecutors when they don't have murder weapons and particular eyewitness testimony. >> and right now i believe the prosecutors are addressing the judge. you're looking at live images from inside the courtroom right now. areva, i'm curious, if you were alex murdaugh's attorney, would you be advicie advising him to stand today? if he said i'm going to do it no matter what your advice is, what would you advise him to do? >> it's a tough question. what you do as a defense attorne

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>> no, sir. >> the clothing murdaugh was wearing in the snapchat video was never recovered.didn't find blood in the house either. authorities didn't immediately search his mother's home where he went the night of the murders. >> you don't know what shoes he was wearing. you have no idea, correct? >> that is correct. >> at question, where are the murder weapons? the ballistics expert told the jury that some of the shell casings found at the murder scene and at the property were fired from weapons at alex's home. despite that, he could not say weapons seized from the home were used to kill maggie and paul. >> my result was inconclusive. >> how did the gunshot rez cue get on the blue rain jacket found at alex's mother house? >> ic confirmed 38 particles. in order to be consistent with transfer, an object with a high amount of gunshot residue would have had to transfer to it. >> an object like a firearm. prosecutors suggested that perhaps he used that to wrap up the murder weapons and dispose of them. >> you have no idea how gunshot primer residue ended up on that garment, corre

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. >> earlier that evening paul posted a snapchat video where you hear him joking with his father about fallen tree. prosecutors pointed ole alex is wearing long pants and button down shirt suggesting that he changed clothes after the murders when he was seen wearing a clean t-shirt and shorts. the defense showed a video from a week before the murders showing paul presenting his father a birthday cake, two long time friends testified the defendant appeared to get along well with his wife and son. this morning we are about to hear testimony from a representative from snapchat to talk more about some of the specifics of the videos that the prosecution is presenting as evidence, bill. >> bill: really interesting. thank you for that out of atlanta today. >> dana: we're now with criminal defense attorney phil holloway, a former assistant district attorney. how did you assess the witness yesterday saying he recognized the voices on that video? >> good morning, dana. great to be with you guys. look, alibi evidence if you are a defendant can be very powerful and can win you the case if you have

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listen, that snapchat video and frankly i think the other cell phone video taken by the son who is thee going to be big pieces of this. obviously the prosecutor is setting the stage to show that alec murdaugh was acting with this knowledge of guilt, ok. that he -- he knew that he had done something wrong and so he was taking these steps to hide his criminal behavior. he didn't have a whole lot of physical evidence such as blood or dna on his person such that he would have probably had had he done what he said which was to check on the victims and check on the bodies, ok. he had none of that on him as you would expect, so the prosecutor is saying that he changed his clothes in an effort to throw law enforcement off his trail and by extension, to throw the jury off the correct trail according to the prosecutor. >> gillian: it's an interesting tactic. take a listen to this, phil, call for number one, exchange between the prosecution and palmetto bank ceo on murdaugh's financial misfeasance. >> let's say if it had come out from 2010 up to june of 2021, or at any time that alec murdaugh had

one thing we were expecting them to bring up is a snapchat video that has been central to the prosecution'sence. they didn't recover a murder weapon, either of the murder weapons, so they have reied on circumstantial evidence, and they focused on a snapchat vi taken by paul murdaugh. they have a number of witnesses testify that they recognized alex murdaugh's voice this that video. they say his time line makes no sense. he was at the kennels prior to the murders, which is not something he had told detectives before. a lot of people were expecting them to ask buster murdaugh whether or not he heard his father's voice in that video. cynthia, they didn't do that. >> the defense also called a forensic engineer to the stands. what was the point of his testimony? what was he saying? >> he had a lot of maps. a lot of images basically trying to lay out where bullet holes went and physically where a shooter would have needed to be standing in order to make a shot like that. let's listen to what he said. >> it puts the shooter or whoeverfire the weapon if they were that tall, it puts them in an unrea

we have the snapchat video taken by the kennels right before the murders. we have this alleged financial crime, why take this risk? it's stunning he's going to take this risk, and i think it's a decision that probably his defense attorneys told him not to do. he is a lawyer, he probably believes, as many defendants do that they're going to be able to get up on the stand and convince the jury that he didn't do it. you know, lindsey, i think one thing that's critical here is this is not a case of self-defense where he needs to provide a justification as to why he gave the fatal blow. his defense is that he wasn't there and he didn't do it so there is absolutely no reason why he needs to take the stand. there is nothing he needs to justify because as he sits right now, he is cloaked in the presumption of innocence. the jury must accept him as innocent at this stage. >> given what we know about the prosecution spent three weeks a month, more than 60 witnesses here, the defense taking a week, and what does it tell you about their strategy here in a case they fee

>> no sir. >> the clothing murdaugh was wearing in the snapchat video was never recovered.oody clothing in murdaugh's house, others have testified they didn't find blood in the house either. authorities didn't immediately search murdaugh's mother's home where he went the night of the murders. >> you don't know what clothes he took with him, what shoes he was wearing? you've no idea? >> that is correct. >> another question? where is the murder weapon? ballistics expert paul greer told the jury that some of this showcases found of the murder scene and on the property were fired from, or rejected by, weapons used before at alec murdaugh's home. before despite that, he could not say weapons seized from the home were used to kill maggie and paul. >> my result was inconclusive. >> another question. how did the gunshot residue get on the blue rain jacket found in murdaugh's mother house? >> i have confirmed 38 particles given that it is on the inside in order for it to be consistent with transfer, and object or objects with a high amount of gunshot residue would've had to transfer