Maybe this answers some questions

OK. I think I might have an idea why Hartley can't say who's fingerprints were found on the toolbox or if the paint chips match. This afternoon, Robert Campbell was asking the Caldwell County sheriff's investigator about dirt samples collected from Emily's boots and around the tree in the woods behind the Anderson farm. Those samples were sent to the SBI lab to be tested for blood. Campbell asked twice what were the results of those questions. Each time Bellas objected and the judge sustained the objection. I think that's because Hartley testimony would be what she was told by the SBI. So maybe that means an SBI agent will be taking the stand sometime this week to tell us whose fingerprints were on the lid of the toolbox, was there blood in the dirt and did the paint chips on Emily's sweatshirt match the samples from the tractor. We're in suspense until then.
Hartley is still on the stand. She'll be on the stand tomorrow. The prosecution is re-directing. Then if defense attorneys have more questions (and I'm sure they will) they will ask her more questions. So, Hartley will probably be on the stand, I'm guessing, at least until the mid-morning break. I just don't know if the prosecution will be done this week. I know Keith Keen, the tow truck company owner, is set to take the stand after Hartley. I believe Pat Thorpe, Emily's best friend from New Jersey, also is testifying for the prosecution. Det. Bennett has not taken the stand yet. As a lead investigator, I would be surprised if his testimony occurred in less than a day. Surely we will hear from at least one SBI agent. Is Maj. Stafford taking the stand? He was the lead investigator once it went from a missing-persons investigation to a homicide. Plus, we are recessing at 3:30 tomorrow because one of the jurors had death in the family. I guess we'll know Friday. I'll type to y'all tomorrow.