Joseph Scott Morgan

And, you know, this is kind of a, I don't want to say personal space, but it's, you would have to have some kind of knowledge of a thoroughfare because you're trying to get from point A to point B. And also, this goes to another point, Nancy, when you think about it.

is he attempting to mask his movement relative to this?

Not, you know, for whatever reason, not thinking that there might be CCTV on the alley as well.

As a matter of fact, I got to tell you something.

If you're trying to keep yourself safe,

and this is a blind area, I would want CCTV back there, all the much more so, because that's where a perpetrator might come in to burglarize your home or do any other kind of nasty business to you and your family.

I can't imagine that he would not be aware of this or at least have some inkling he could be on videotape.

Yep.

Yeah, and being a native Norlanian in our homes down there because the spaces are so tight and the truck will drive back there.

This is not an area you're going to go hang out in, okay, because it's generally populated.

When you purchase a suppressor, you have to be registered with the ATF unless purchased on the black market or something that he built.

It's a far cry from the Eastern State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, which I visited many years ago, which was one of the first places where people were incarcerated.

And yeah, this does look more like a treatment facility than it does a place for long-term correction.

And again, this is a county facility, Nancy.

This is merely a holding or stopping point.

Yeah, well, again, back to functionality here, Nancy, how long is this guy going to be here?

If he's going to go to trial, he's going to wind up in a location that'll be far from this as far as the aesthetic goes.

He's going to wind up in Ohio State Penitentiary if he goes to trial and he's convicted.

And that's a far cry from what you're seeing here.

Professor of Forensics, Jacksonville State University, Joseph Scott Morgan.