The Tara Show

According to the transcript, we're entering an era where crime, particularly murder, may become a thing of the past. The widespread use of surveillance cameras and DNA databases is making it nearly impossible for criminals to get away with their misdeeds. The speaker cites the Brian Kohberger case as a prime example, arguing that investigators were able to track him down not just with DNA, but with video surveillance, a tactic that wouldn't have been possible decades ago. The analysis suggests that the new reality of constant surveillance means that murderers will be caught, no matter how remote their location. It's a fascinating look at how technology is shaping law enforcement and public safety, and why it's becoming increasingly difficult to get away with murder.