Israel Keyes

Look, I've represented over the almost 40 years, probably, I don't know, 500 homicide cases over the 40 years, maybe, maybe less.

I know when somebody's good for something.

I know when they're capable of it.

I figured that out.

I can tell.

I know when somebody's a sociopath.

I know when they're, I mean, I can just read it just by going through it.

This guy doesn't have the capability.

I mean, that's just my spending that amount of time with him.

And I'll tell you, based on the evidence, the evidence, I know that people say, well, circumstantial, he didn't act right.

He, you know, the, the tapes you mentioned, um,

always are thrown back in my face.

And I said, yeah, but the problem is nobody can explain where this happened, how this happened, how this guy who gets on an interview and does not acquit himself well was able to not leave a forensic trace anywhere, anyhow, of this crime.

How is it the perfect crime?

And by the way,

Yeah, but there wasn't anything that was consistent with that.

I mean, they went through if you saw kinds of the and we went extensively over the forensic, they couldn't even find anything.

There would be excretions.

There would be evidence or telltale signs, trace evidence that would have been another one for you.

Only because it's not admissible in California.