Jacob Saffle

Because he doesn't want to raise any flags.

He doesn't want to bring that attention.

So you have that other, you know, that other angle as well.

So but it's always interesting to hear.

To me, it's like it.

If he did this.

what really is interesting to me is the capability of being able to keep your composure that well immediately after having done it.

And not just that from not, you know, not to get into what the rest of the season we'll get into, but the other allegations that went along with not just killing them, like, man, this was a heinous crime.

And so the ability to do that and then just pretend that it didn't happen.

That's it almost, you know, it's kind of breaks my brain a little bit.

Well, you think about what mouse said, you know, mouse said he was one of the first people to interview him, uh, with Scott Baird and Wayne Kylie.

And, uh,

He described him as very composed.

You know, during these interviews, he said the first time he sat down with him, right, for eight hours, he said, Tom, I had to look you in the eyes, answered every question.

But he said, what did he say, though?

He said, man, like, this guy knows this game.

It's a game, like, he has, this has been his life, dealing with police, on the run, in interviews, dealing, you know, he knows the system.

He knows the system better than the people that made the system.

Yeah.

You know, but he described him as incredibly composed and clever, intelligent, like, not full, I think is what Mouse said, right?