Joe Scott Morgan

Yeah, this is why you don't rely on what the police say about injuries.

You rely upon what the coroner actually relates.

And keep in mind, the silence is deafening in that particular realm.

They're going to know specifically.

And this would have been, Nancy, just

understand this is going to be a bloody mess.

So if you're at the scene, right, and you have multiple gunshot wounds, you're not going to be able to assess that at the scene.

You're just not.

And assess it accurately until you get the bodies back to the morgue.

You can clean them up and document everything very thoroughly.

That's why I always hedge my bets.

If I don't hear something and it's relative to the injuries themselves, I ain't buying it until I hear it from the forensic pathologist, the coroner, the medical examiner, whoever it might be, this medical legal authority.

So, yeah, you can run as much as you want to with overkill and all these sorts of things, but let's rely on the physical evidence here.

begin to think about what kind of injuries they have.

We need to know what the range of fire is, which could potentially be impacted.

Remember, we have heard that there is a suppressor involved in this case.

And I think that that could play into it.

And can I say one more thing about our guests from earlier?

He had mentioned, I think he's accurate about this, that you would not expect a surgeon necessarily because of their lifestyle to engage in this kind of behavior that's really intense with stalking.

I want to take a juxtaposition on this.