James Fitzgerald

We all know the first 24 to 48 hours are the most important in a homicide investigation.

Good for them.

They found some of this person, much like the J-5 bomber that he could kind of put him walking through some neighborhoods.

They're sort of doing the same with this guy.

And it does give a better picture in terms of height and weight.

He looks like a white male, at least from a little bit of his face that we can see.

None of this we knew before.

I'm not sure the age, 20s to early 30s, perhaps.

Kind of an unusual gait.

And that can be analyzed with various software programs.

So it's always a good thing to get these types of pictures, videos.

Let's hope there's some video of him somewhere getting into a car or getting into a public transportation, going into a business.

And at that point, perhaps they can further narrow down

the search and perhaps even identify the individual involved.

With the Charlie Kirk investigation in September, they did the same thing and they actually found the rifle buried under some leaves or debris or something.

So that type of a search paid off.

A ground search of the immediate area is, you know, investigation 101.

You have to do that.

They're going to go through some sewer systems and there's ways of looking for weapons.

That way they may drag some lakes or rivers or creeks, whatever, or sending drones, you know, underwater.