Dan Epps

They went outside.

They look inside.

They see like an empty gun holster inside.

And a piece of paper that might be a suicide note.

I mean, there's a lot of stuff that like I would feel like, yeah, I mean, I'm not certain, but probable cause is not preponderance of the evidence.

It's not more likely than not.

It's something less than that.

And I would say like, I don't know, that seems like that's not just like a bare suspicion, right?

That seems like...

Something I really want the police to be able to kind of look at quite seriously further.

And so, like, now I come away from this, I don't know, is objectively reasonable basis in like some way, it kind of actually sounds like more reasonable.

than probable cause.

Yes.

You know, depending on what it means.

Like, you know, probable cause, you know, doesn't mean necessarily that it is true and that you think it definitely is true.

Right.

It's just blur from Google Hop to me.

So, I mean, if you had to pick based on this opinion, like which one are we closer to?

Assuming, and again, on the understanding that we don't totally know what they mean, but we know.

Okay, so opinion, charmingly, frustratingly opaque on that.