Dr. Bethany Marshall

Have you ever been to the TMV?

They have the power, you don't have the power.

So he's in a situation where he has to like play nice, follow the rules, get his tags.

He can't intimidate, threaten or stand over her like he did all the university students when he was a teacher's aide, right?

Or the women at the bars where he was so creepy

and standing over them that the bartenders and the bar owners had to ask him to leave.

No, this is the DMV.

He has to act and pass as normal.

But even there, Nancy, it's hard for him to do that.

That's what we see when he clams up.

And of course, the big tell is the big rubber gloves.

And then she says, impressive.

Like he's moving towards bragging and posturing at that point, probably what he does everywhere in his life, right?

He tries to brag and insert himself into positions of superiority and importance.

And so it's like, it just takes only a couple minutes, Nancy, before he starts to brag and become grandiose and circle back to what a great guy he is.

Brian Koberger did not pretend he was sane.

It was apparent to everybody around him.

It's going to be in the mail in about four weeks, so keep an eye out for that.

And these people are seeing it now, so if you ever celebrate with me, it's going to be like, oh.

Yeah, absolutely.