Chris Campion

And he found that and could leave the depression behind.

There were all sorts of images like Iraq war deaths, you know, roadside bomb aftermath, sniper killings, horror movies, you know, Hollywood-type horror movie images.

all mixed together, crime scene photographs from different types of violent crimes.

So we had a little bit of everything, but the common theme was gore and violence and death.

Very, I think, very unusual for any age, quite frankly.

It's not a focus or an obsession with most people.

No, I did not at that point.

I mean, what would the normal innocent person do?

Are you kidding me?

You think I murdered those people?

Absolutely not.

That's ridiculous.

You really think it's me?

Something like that.

He was planting the, in the contingency that there was DNA evidence there, he was planting the thought that maybe that could have been the reason.

We started talking about his boots, which I think he realized were the same boots that he had worn.

the night of the murders.

And he realized he probably didn't clean those to remove all of the physical evidence.

We started talking about his cell phone and the fact that cell phones are basically personal tracking devices.

And, you know, we could track his movements on particular days and times.