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I’ve been delving into the Robert Hall case lately and something that's come up over and over again in discussions is the lack of DNA evidence. I've read that forensic technology back then wasn't what it is now, but it makes me wonder: Have there ever been efforts to re-analyze any collected evidence with modern techniques? It seems like in a lot of cold cases, breakthroughs happen when old evidence is tested again. I feel for Robert’s family, who have waited so long without answers. Hopefully, if any evidence remains, the authorities are considering revisiting it with today's technology. Chances are, like with some other cold cases, just one tiny piece could crack it open. If anyone has insights on whether there's been any movement on this front, I'd be really interested to hear. It feels crucial to shine a light on every possible path to justice for Robert.
