Dan Abrams

Happy to do it.

Look, we don't know yet.

Right.

I mean, remember in the Brian Koberger case, people were saying, oh, the police bungled the case.

And then, you know, weeks later, we realized, oh, actually, they knew they figured out exactly who it was.

And they were able to use cell phone records and video and match them up and be able to identify exactly who did it.

So so it's a little early to start saying, you know, who bungled it, et cetera.

But I will say this.

There are a number of irregularities with regard to how information has come out, right?

And what I hope has not happened is I hope they didn't wait too long to reach out to the FBI.

I hope there's been communication going on between the local officials there and the feds and even the local officials amongst themselves because that's critical in an investigation like this.

You know, look, I think there are a lot of people who are saying, you know, well, why did it take so long, for example, to get the video?

You know, look.

My understanding is that it wasn't easy, that they literally had to sort of go by hand to go through all of the ring camera, et cetera, to try and find something that hadn't been saved.

Typically, should that be able to happen faster?

I don't know without knowing the very, very specifics that haven't been made public about this case.

I think that officials in a high-profile case like this

are under enormous pressure for answers, right?

It's like, why don't we have this yesterday?

And typically, I would be saying, give them time.