tests were done on this shoe print and it was concluded that the print was made in gypsum dust and gypsum dust is a very specific type of dust it's usually found or made on construction sites usually when people are putting up drywall you know when it gets really dusty on a construction site it's that kind of dust whoever had made this footprint on adrian shelley's toilet had stood in some gypsum dust which told police quite a lot about their suspect that maybe he was a construction worker so police had a quick look around the area to see if any construction was being done and believe it or not the construction was being done in the exact same building actually on the floor below adrian shelley's work apartment there was construction going on right underneath adrian shelley's apartment on the day that she was murdered so this told police everything they needed to know so police went to that apartment underneath adrian shelley's that was being constructed on to go and see who was there what was going on and there were those same gypsum dust footprints all over this room they knew that their guy must be close they went inside this apartment that was being worked on and inside there was one man and on the soles of his shoes was all this dust this man's name was diego pilker he was the one working on the construction in that building and so police just asked him if they could come and speak with them for a moment and when diego stood up they noticed that he had scratches all over his face police asked him how he'd got these scratches but he couldn't really give them an answer he just kind of shrugged it off and didn't really explain and again that was a big red flag for police so right now there's so many red flags about this man and they've only just met him matching shoe prints scratches potential self-defense scratches all over his face police decided then and there to just arrest this man so this man like i said was named diego pilker he was actually NUMBER_TOKEN years old very young he was an illegal immigrant originally from ecuador he'd been smuggled over to the us quite recently i think before this case and he was actually in a fair bit of debt twelve thousand dollars to the person that had smuggled him over he like owed him that money for bringing him over and so he was working as a construction worker to pay off that debt he got a job with a contracting company called bradford general contractors and they were a semi-shady business themselves they knew that diego was an illegal immigrant or maybe they turned a blind eye i don't know but um they kept their background checks very minimal for this exact reason because they knew that they were hiring a lot of illegal immigrants most of their workforce were illegal immigrants but they were willing to give these people jobs they were willing to turn a blind eye if these people were willing to work for cheap so it worked for both parties i suppose very exploitative from the company's perspective but i mean it you know so diego was given a job through this contracting company he was actually given accommodation with it as well so not only did he have a job and money but he also now had a place to stay he was staying
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