Joseph Scott Morgan

You've got people swarming over this house.

And as we find out, of course, you've apparently got children in the house as well, which is a major problem here.

And so this urgency or lack thereof, in hindsight,

You should treat this every single time out of the gate as if this is the most important thing on your plate as opposed to, well, I'm taking other calls from there.

Actually, I did.

And look, there's this modern term that folks like to use all the time, kind of flip it term.

They say bad optics.

This is this is the worst of optics here.

If this is the kind of service you're going to get at these critical times, all these friends that are showing up out there.

And it's further accentuated by the child crying in the background as well.

So, yeah.

And in the horror that's revealed, once they finally entered into this environment, they're, you know, it's a total unknown.

And this just goes to show you how every case, every single time you need to treat it this way and you need to hold it.

You need to hold it almost like a sacred thing because you don't know what's going on with those kids in there.

You don't know what has occurred inside of that environment.

What we do know is that the people that are out there have intimate knowledge of this couple.

They even talk about how they understand if the wife doesn't respond, that's how tuned in they are to this whole situation.

And granted, the dispatcher doesn't necessarily know that, but you should not be treated as if you're on an assembly line, particularly in light of what's further revealed, Nancy.

Yeah.

And, you know, when you got babies like this, Nancy, they'd be very young, you know, to keep them separated.