Chris McDonough

Guthrie was.

post-mortem anybody know yes yes and they're they're designed nancy for to report once a day uh to the doctor's office typically i mean the scheduling could be a variance based on the patient's history however they typically have to be near that device i.e the phone

or an Apple Watch or something to that effect.

And, of course, now we know at least she was separated from that device around 2.27 a.m.

or 2.28 a.m.

So she could still, that pacemaker could still be functioning, but it's not reporting.

So she very much could be alive.

Well, and that's where the US Customs and Border Patrol canine teams, the Borac team, was brought into this.

Because those dogs are trained not only in tracking, but they may also have other dogs that are cross-trained in the cadaver aspect.

So they're going to put those dogs in a 30-foot lead, and they're going to get some type of sense inside of the house that belonged to Nancy, typically a shirt, a rag, a shoe, something like that.

And then they're going to let the dog run.

The fact that those dogs are there, Nancy, they're really stepping it up because those dogs are really super good at what they do.

So I'm going through some of Kaylee's things, and I just came across this sweatshirt that she was wearing that night.

Yeah, I go back to the Odinist theory, Nancy, when you can argue anything in public, online, but in court, and of course, the expert witness of the defense, it's going to be in there that yes, there could be a second person, a coworker.

He studied serial killers.

So he may have thought about this for months, maybe even years, what he's going to say, was anyone else arrested?

I believe he acted alone.

Yes, there was bloodshed.

It's horrific considering the amount of times he stabbed people.

But I believe the prosecution would approve that, that it is doable by one person, sadly.