Howard Blum

We're now eight days after that.

The government has had the opportunity in eight days to accumulate a tremendous amount of more information, interviewing people that were there, interviewing people that were there, getting their hands on communications with grand jury subpoenas.

We don't know yet, but they probably even went and tried to get and maybe did get a search warrant, which you would need to go through open emails sometimes.

So we're eight days down the road from the information that those judges were presented.

And what those judges concluded eight days ago is unbelievable.

irrelevant to what this happens.

I agree with them too.

And I think it's really interesting that for once all four families are uniting to make a point.

And I think their point is not specifically against WSU, Washington State University, but they want to establish once and for all that students, when they go,

When your parents send students off to a university or a college, that they are protected.

The university has a responsibility to make sure that the students are safe.

And Washington State University ignored this.

And it can't be done at Washington State University.

It can't be done at other universities around the country.

And that's the real purpose of this lawsuit.

And it's a good one.

I am sympathetic to the sister.

I think she's a victim, but I also think she's not being totally candid.

We just heard that at Washington State University, everyone thought he was a suspect or so many people thought he was a suspect.

And yet his family had no idea.