Irv Brandt

That's exactly what it was, Nancy.

These people are obviously deranged.

They're not criminal masterminds.

They had a previous murder plan that didn't count.

Then they go in to this elaborate plan using stun guns and a bulldozer, but they leave a trail a mile wide for police investigators to follow.

Nancy, I've never seen anything like this.

They might as well have written out a confession and signed it and sent it to the police.

Nancy, I mean, I can't even give you a reasonable explanation for their line of thinking.

This is just not, it's like Cheryl Mack said, it's something out of a cartoon trying to drop an acne anvil on their head.

I don't know where these people came up with their ideas.

When they started researching it online, that amounts to someone saying, well, I want to poison someone, then doing it, researching it on their computer, then

Nancy, that's exactly right.

Like you, I've been doing this all my adult life, and I've never seen a case probably easier to solve, easier to prove.

When we take it to you as the prosecuting attorney, you'd look at us and say, you've got to be kidding me, you know.

I can't believe this.

Where's did they videotape themselves committing the crime?

Did they post it on social media?

They did just about everything else imaginable, you know, to say they did it.

The confessions have got to be forthcoming, I would imagine, to the police.

Nancy, I don't think the time had anything to do with it.