Howard Blum

I know that I've been told that by people who know. She got in in the early days right after his arrest. She contacted the family. She said, is there any way I can help? And they were so glad to have someone who wanted to be supportive. She said, according to what I've heard, I don't know if he's innocent or guilty, but if I can help you, guide you through this complicated process, I'd be glad to.

And she has conveyed through the family information to him. I've been told that. Could she be the confidential witness? That would be really interesting. I think at this point, she's probably working on her own book.

And she has conveyed through the family information to him. I've been told that. Could she be the confidential witness? That would be really interesting. I think at this point, she's probably working on her own book.

And she has conveyed through the family information to him. I've been told that. Could she be the confidential witness? That would be really interesting. I think at this point, she's probably working on her own book.

Well, I'm sure they've reached out to her because the big question in this entire case was, Why were four people killed? At this point, neither the prosecution or the defense has put out a motive that makes sense in any way. What they have said is, for the record, that Brian Kohlberger had no interaction ever, ever with any of the victims. He did not speak with them. They have no record of it.

Well, I'm sure they've reached out to her because the big question in this entire case was, Why were four people killed? At this point, neither the prosecution or the defense has put out a motive that makes sense in any way. What they have said is, for the record, that Brian Kohlberger had no interaction ever, ever with any of the victims. He did not speak with them. They have no record of it.

Well, I'm sure they've reached out to her because the big question in this entire case was, Why were four people killed? At this point, neither the prosecution or the defense has put out a motive that makes sense in any way. What they have said is, for the record, that Brian Kohlberger had no interaction ever, ever with any of the victims. He did not speak with them. They have no record of it.

He did not follow them on social media. So why? I try to address that in my book. I come up with a theory of why he did it. But again, it's just a theory. I think in the courtroom, they're going to need some answers if they want to get a conviction.

He did not follow them on social media. So why? I try to address that in my book. I come up with a theory of why he did it. But again, it's just a theory. I think in the courtroom, they're going to need some answers if they want to get a conviction.

He did not follow them on social media. So why? I try to address that in my book. I come up with a theory of why he did it. But again, it's just a theory. I think in the courtroom, they're going to need some answers if they want to get a conviction.

Very much so. I think the key point, the theory that I come up with, and again, it's only a theory, is that he wasn't after, he didn't go that night to kill all four people. He just went to, for some reason, He wanted to kill Maddie Mogan. He felt he could not live in a world where she lived, her beauty, her exuberance. That was just a constant rebuke to him and the life he was leading.

Very much so. I think the key point, the theory that I come up with, and again, it's only a theory, is that he wasn't after, he didn't go that night to kill all four people. He just went to, for some reason, He wanted to kill Maddie Mogan. He felt he could not live in a world where she lived, her beauty, her exuberance. That was just a constant rebuke to him and the life he was leading.

Very much so. I think the key point, the theory that I come up with, and again, it's only a theory, is that he wasn't after, he didn't go that night to kill all four people. He just went to, for some reason, He wanted to kill Maddie Mogan. He felt he could not live in a world where she lived, her beauty, her exuberance. That was just a constant rebuke to him and the life he was leading.

So he goes into the house. He goes up the stairs to her bedroom. Then he finds Kaylee is there, too. And she becomes collateral damage. And then downstairs, there's Ethan. and Xana, they too were killed just because they were there. And the woman who survives, Dylan, who sees him, if she had cried out, if she had said anything, he probably didn't even notice her.

So he goes into the house. He goes up the stairs to her bedroom. Then he finds Kaylee is there, too. And she becomes collateral damage. And then downstairs, there's Ethan. and Xana, they too were killed just because they were there. And the woman who survives, Dylan, who sees him, if she had cried out, if she had said anything, he probably didn't even notice her.

So he goes into the house. He goes up the stairs to her bedroom. Then he finds Kaylee is there, too. And she becomes collateral damage. And then downstairs, there's Ethan. and Xana, they too were killed just because they were there. And the woman who survives, Dylan, who sees him, if she had cried out, if she had said anything, he probably didn't even notice her.

He was so locked in his own mania, again, this is my theory, that he just went out through this kitchen door. If she had spoken a word, she too would have been killed. Her silence, her retreating back to her bedroom saved her life. But the prosecution is going to have to build out a theory that's going to be not as circumstantial as I can in print or on the air.

He was so locked in his own mania, again, this is my theory, that he just went out through this kitchen door. If she had spoken a word, she too would have been killed. Her silence, her retreating back to her bedroom saved her life. But the prosecution is going to have to build out a theory that's going to be not as circumstantial as I can in print or on the air.

He was so locked in his own mania, again, this is my theory, that he just went out through this kitchen door. If she had spoken a word, she too would have been killed. Her silence, her retreating back to her bedroom saved her life. But the prosecution is going to have to build out a theory that's going to be not as circumstantial as I can in print or on the air.

They're going to have to have something. There's a lot of elements. We keep on saying, well, they can get over this hurdle. The prosecution can get over this hurdle. But you raise enough hurdles, and it's going to be very hard for a jury, especially in a case where a man might have to face a firing squad.