Dr. Jeffrey Smalldon

Can I just mention two little details about that?

The crime scene at the hospital had already been processed by the police.

It was released to the hospital to have an outside cleanup agency come in and clean it up.

But I was one of the few people who had a key to the lab because I was the administrator responsible.

And my parents stopped on their way to Florida, like within the period, probably within a month of the murders.

And I said to my dad, would you be interested in going over and seeing the lab where these murders took place?

He said, absolutely.

So we went over at night where nobody would really notice us going into the lab.

And my dad, he wasn't a homicide detective.

That's not what he did.

But he was a law enforcement officer.

And he looked around and he said, you know what?

This could have looked at first like a robbery gone bad because some of the women's possessions were taken, but I don't think that's what it was.

I think it was staged to look like that, but it was actually something very different.

I wouldn't be surprised if the killer could have accomplished his objective with a silencer and two gunshot wounds instead of these

25 stab wounds in the upper chest and neck area.

I think that was to mislead the authorities.

So that was one thing of interest.

And the other thing was not long ago, like within the last eight months...

I was contacted by a former physician from the hospital who I knew, though not real well.