Caroline Fraser

Oh my God.

It's like a Rube Goldberg thing or something.

Yeah.

I mean, and it just makes you wonder, do we have to go back to some sort of really primitive form of existence like everybody rides donkeys?

Yeah, I mean, that must be like the— Make sure that's true.

Yeah, I remember, you know, I'm old enough to remember when they delivered milk, you know, in glass bottles to the house.

And they had these little paper caps on them.

But I now wonder, you know, if those were sort of... Coated.

Coated.

Yeah, I mean, there have been people who say, well, why isn't everybody in Tacoma a serial killer and things like that, which I think is kind of the wrong focus.

I mean, I'm just trying to introduce a description of sort of the most extreme version of what might have happened.

And again, I don't make those kinds of claims.

I mean, we can't, for example—

show that Ted Bundy did what he did because of lead.

All I'm trying to show is that he was exposed to a significant amount of lead.

And we know that from the testing of his house and his yard.

And so I'm just saying, think about what that might have done.

Think about

what it might have contributed probably wasn't the only reason.

There was probably a whole suite of reasons why he did what he did with all of these guys.