Joseph Scott Morgan

at the area before they go in to do whatever it is that they're going to do.

And assessing the area, I think that this is very, very critical piece of information, Nancy, because if they can tie that back to a suspect here, this is going to be critical moving forward with the case specifically.

Well, going to my esteemed colleague, Mr. Eicher, I think that the most critical bit to this is trying to get that videography from all these other locations.

And they can kind of create what I would call a mosaic.

of this imagery of the car moving past, moving forward, going about.

And also, if they are able, because you had mentioned earlier about the cell phone, if this thing is pinging in there and they're capturing this, particularly in the approximately 10 a.m.

run that you're talking about,

If they can zero that in, then you've got two points of connectivity at that moment in time.

Where is this thing moving to?

Can you see it moving in front of other cameras?

And also out and about, away from this kind of, as it's been described, this maze in this neighborhood, is there anything out on the periphery they've been able to piece together from local businesses that is going to match this up?

I think that that's going to be critical.

I'm very interested still –

With this area that is adjacent to the construction area that was there and this unoccupied home, I want to know, has that car ever settled there?

Has it stopped?

Has it paused?

Because you're looking at a couple of locations where it could have paused.

So where is the interest here?

You know, going back to this idea of the profile of the individual, where are they vested time-wise?

Where are they vested location-wise?