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He further explores the absurdity of transporting a body hundreds of miles, asserting, “to show he's dead” is an illogical premise when burial in proximity would suffice. The lack of physical evidence—a body or even the bones—is often used as a weapon against the claims that specific individuals were responsible, but Marino’s insight suggests that, even if the body was buried, techniques like DNA sampling could uncover the truth if the remains are eventually located.