Idaho victims� hands reportedly bagged to preserve evidence

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The four University of Idaho students who were murdered reportedly had their hands bagged at the murder scene to preserve possible DNA evidence. Forensic expert Joseph Scott Morgan told NewsNation�s �Banfield� that it�s common for perpetrators to unknowingly leave behind hair strands on the victims� hands. The killer�s skin cells can also become embedded under the nails of their victim. On "Banfield," big-name celebrities, newsmakers and public figures join Ashleigh for a unique opportunity to sit down and talk. No debates. No shouting over each other. A conversation. Weeknights at 10pm/9C. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all America.

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