Dave Mack

And I think it's because it is the safest place.

in the person's mind when they are running and they don't know where else to go, running to mom is the place to be.

And you're right.

It could save everybody a lot of time to just head right there.

Absolutely.

He's a rapper.

He's he's you know, he is, I think, very has been very popular and understands the culture and culture.

I think that the way that he was living was consistent with being privileged and also being in that community.

And so I don't really see any discrepancy in that.

I do have some- Okay, so have you ever been to Compton?

What I mean is I don't see any discrepancy between him being in rap culture and being privileged.

I understand that he wasn't living like he was in Compton, of course.

Well, the thing that keeps striking me is that Celeste was probably not even old enough to be going to that high school, Nancy.

She was like 13 and just turned 14 when she was living in his house.

And I think when we think about somebody that young,

And that vulnerable who was surrounded by adults who were potentially exploiting her and something so awful happened to her.

I can understand us being nervous about somebody who may be a person of interest or a suspect being around someone.

high school kids.

I think there's a lot of investigation that needs to happen to figure out what exactly was his relationship with Celeste.

There was that discord video, one point where where he says something about I'm media trained you and that's controversial.