Harvey Levin

And then it sounds like, you know, Megan, didn't the sheriff, wasn't he pretty much saying or confirmed that, or didn't someone confirm that the back door was primarily the one there was forced entry on?

But it's closer to his car.

It still takes us back, guys, to this.

People are like, well, this is a burglary gone bad.

2026, people don't commit these types of burglaries, like in the middle of the night, like home invasions.

It just doesn't happen.

There's something more.

I'm still sticking.

This was a targeted attack.

We've got all the Twitter investigators out here right now or ex-investigators that are commenting on everything, but this...

that still you're not convincing me that this was just some random person trying to break into a house at 2 o'clock in the morning and it went bad.

He had his gun on him.

Also, people who commit burglaries, burglary, home invasion, two totally different things.

We're looking at robbery on one, arm robbery, carrying a firearm.

This was some type of targeted attack.

You still got to have a big set of nuts on you to be able to take a woman and put her in the car when in the middle of the night at 2 o'clock in the morning, any proactive law enforcement officer that's out on the streets, you know, that's when I made big cases.

You know, 2 o'clock in the morning when nothing's going on and all of a sudden you see a car, you know, it may pique my interest.

You're like, you're really risking a lot to put a body in a car and to drive off.

And again, I know that there's been, Megan, we talked yesterday about grid searches and looking in the area about maybe did they dispose of her somewhere?

But like, you've got to have a big set on you to put a woman in your car and to take off driving.