dupree. doc, let's start with you. we'll deal with what we know. on the know side, were you surprised by this? >> no, not really. i do think it is a crime of passion, and strangulation is very common in those. >> now, what else do you think that you can tell about circumstances based on what you know from the forensics? the location of the body, the timing and what they said in the autopsy. >> this all tells me that it probably was not planned. it was probably a spontaneous act. it was most likely domestic violence related. it also tells me that he didn't try to cover it up. if she was killed there, and i'm not sure we know that she was, if she was not dumped there, then, again, this was very random. not random, but spontaneous. >> now, if she had been dumped there, left there, wouldn't that be somewhat inconsistent with her being found out in the open as opposed to if somebody was going to leave a body somewhere, wouldn't they want to hide it? >> yes and no. again, they may just dump it ther

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tom dupree, that doesn't sound very fair and balanced to me. what do you think?] >> i tend to agree with you, neil. and look, i think all of us can agree that there's no room for threatening violence, harassment, intimidation no matter who you're talking about. totally unacceptable. but at the same time, the right to petition government, to redress grievances, to object to government policies, to object to school curricula and the like, that's all constitutionally protected. and i think there's a real danger that if federal law enforcement comes down with a heavy hand, the danger is that you're chilling and deterring constitutionally protected speech. neil: well, you know, when you're putting parents' names on a list who lead these protests whether they lead to heated protests or not and you're not putting on a list someone who chases a united states senator into a bathroom, that's weird. i don't know what the legal term for weird is, but that's weird. [laughter] >> well, there are a number of legal terms for it. at least one of them would be viewpoint discrimina

dupree where we did see her grabbing her face.as concerned about the way she would have been handled by her beyoncÉ and letter to that prediction. >> and oftentimes, we find evidence of that. and certainly, during the autopsy, we would find evidence that there had been manual strangulation in the soft tissues of the neck. >> we know that brian laundrie spent so much time with gabby, and i'm sure that his dna is going to be all over the place here because they were together in that little band. how could the cause of death potentially point to him becaus at this point, there still doesn't appear to be any evidence that points directly t him in the case of her death? >> that is very interesting. of course a lot of cases are built on circumstance. this may end up being one as well. i think what we might tell from the dna is is there any other dna involved that is not brian laundrie. we know he created the timeline where he was not with her for a couple of periods of time, did she meet with somebody else? could somebody else have been

on page five dupree is misspelled. and on page 9 similarly at the top of in public comment i don't know who b-rod is but there was an earlier reference to that individual and i believe it should be should be be capital rod. >> chair:moderator, any additional comments on the line ? >> you have zero questions remaining. >> chair: withthat we will close public comment and this is back before our director . i assume we can dosimple spelling changes adopted easily by the secretary . withour vote so is there a motion ? >> i will move the minutes. >> seconded. >> chair: secretary, can you call the role? >> clerk: [roll call vote] the minutes are approved. >> chair: great, that brings us on to our next item. >> clerk: item number five, communications . >> chair: due to the covid-19 health emergency this meeting is being held virtually and all members of the staff and public are participating ir teleconference. on our webpage we asked the public to state remotely by leaving a voicemail message or writing us. all those who conta