Jack Posobiec

I'm not asking you.

I'm asking you.

There is no mass surveillance.

First of all, I'm not sure what mass surveillance means, Pat, but by any standard, I wouldn't describe it as mass surveillance by Brown University.

There are cameras that they have in place in an effort to protect their students.

And unfortunately here, given location, given age of building, we just don't have additional video footage.

Trust me, I wish we did.

But we don't, and so we're doing everything we can to find additional footage from the neighborhoods, reinvent his path of travel, and continue to canvass for either people who may have seen him, encountered him, or who have video evidence that can supplement what you already have.

John.

You know, it's interesting.

Colonel Noble reached out to me very early.

their lead on that particular incident.

He made sure that if there's any intelligence, any information in which is connected to what we have here, that they would share that.

At this time, there seems to be no connection as it relates to that particular incident.

I think the Colonel articulated in a sense what they see.

I'd say from an FBI perspective, we have individuals that can hypothesize on that, our behavioral analysis unit, and those type of individuals.

I would say I would be, I think, getting a little ahead of things.

If I give you kind of an inference of what I see in that particular behavior, it can mean a lot of things to be truly transparent with you.

And to get into the mind of an individual that would commit such a heinous act, that's a place in which I don't want to go right now.

I'm not sure what was going on in that particular individual's head at that time.