Joseph Scott Morgan

And so, yeah, it in proximity is key here.

I think one of the things I'm very curious about is what initially drew the attention of the children, because you can hear them in the 9-11 call where they are actually crying.

It sounds like, was it the fact that someone was going around banging on the door to try to wake them up, or did they hear something during the night?

And maybe they had been up all night.

Maybe they had actually, this is so horrible, walked into the room where mom and dad were.

I'm sure that the door is easily accessible for the kids.

And here's the more sinister thing, and I think that Susan is right on the money here when you think about this.

The idea that this structure is multi-storied.

Somebody has got very intimate knowledge of the space, Nancy, and can move around in this space.

I think with comfort, you begin to think about what's being potentially perpetrated in here, and they're bumping around in the dark.

Man, see, this is somebody that knows this dwelling.

He would have to be probably within about 18 to 30 inches, depending upon the dynamics of the round, where when you begin to think about where the muzzle or the end of the barrel is in relation to the victims, this is going to be a high velocity event.

And what I mean by that is that when you have blood deposition,

It's going to come out in these very fine droplets.

And the higher the speed, the tinier the droplets.

And listen, if he thinks that perhaps with this hoodie that he's wearing, he might look at it.

And this happens all the time, Nancy.

You might look at the hoodie and he won't see anything.

But if we get that hoodie or the colleagues in the prom lab get that hoodie and they begin to explore this thing, they'll find those little tiny dots that are actually a derivative of high velocity blood deposition.

And they can be all over the place.