David Wood

I have been giving some thought to how to leave the conversation in the sense of, you know, what do I say when it's time for me to go?

It's hard because you want to be caring and you want to express compassion, but you also have to remain in the role of an attorney and like...

Like, I don't want to have, like, some sort of, on my part, like, teary goodbye of, like, I might never see you again.

And, you know, I want to be fair in the odds, right?

Which is, like, I could see you and I might not.

He didn't want to talk about the case, so I just told him a little bit about, like, next steps and what had happened.

He also told me to never try shrooms.

He said that he'd seen things that a human should never have to see while he was on shrooms.

And he's, you know, he's worried about Greg.

Greg.

He's worried about his sister.

He said he was going to be okay.

I don't know.

I think so.

I think, I mean, maybe I'm just trying to comfort myself, but he's really angry, you know?

It's this really strange relationship that is not a friendship, although it can sometimes feel like one.

Like, how do we describe not only like that relationship, but the grief of maybe losing that person?

Like, what am I really sad about here?

particularly when, as far as the outside world knows, David Wood is a serial killer who also has a very violent criminal record of crimes against children.

And I know, like, every time I, you know, like, in the microphone say that, like, I'm sad