Emily Simpson

Right.

So you have these two outcasts that don't feel like they belong.

You've got one that's adopted, one that's gay but doesn't know how to articulate it or deal with it.

Or live that lifestyle.

And then so... Then they connect.

Yeah.

And they find some type of common ground between them talking about murdering people.

And then, you know...

You said it correctly before when you talked about how it's like they just excite each other and pump each other up.

I don't think individually by themselves they would have gone into that house and murdered someone.

But when you have someone saying, let's do it, let's record it, let's talk about it, we're going to do this, we're going to... Then it snowballs.

I don't think they'd been friends long.

I remember that.

I don't think it had been very long, but I think once they found each other, it was like very kind of fast and furious.

Like it was just, they were together all the time and always talking about scary movies and horror movies and, and weapons and all the things.

So, and then they probably fed into that and then started watching Columbine videos together.

I wasn't either.

I don't, I can't watch scary movies.

I like real murder.

So,