Joseph Scott Morgan

Nancy, can you imagine if he is seen, if they have video capture, can you imagine him actually taking bags after he's cleaned and putting them in the car and then he's going to convey them somewhere else?

You know, one of the big questions is what happened to all of the stuff?

What happened to all of these potential items, particularly from a DNA standpoint, from a blood evidence standpoint?

that could tie him back to this particular savage massacre?

Had they been dumped off in some dumpster that's far away from the apartment complex?

Did he take that much care?

And here's something else.

You know, I work at a university, Nancy.

It's like a little city, okay?

It's vast.

You've got dumpsters all over the place.

What if he went back onto campus there in Pullman and just started throwing stuff away in the random dumpsters?

No one is going to be any the wiser.

However, I can tell you this about universities.

They've got CCTV everywhere, okay?

You're always being watched, and I really wonder if there's any video captures there from the university parking lot going to dumpsters and putting stuff in the dumpsters there at Washington State.

That's the brutality of it, because the thing about it is he can slip in and out of this world that we exist in, even after having participated in this kind of event.

And yeah, in answer to your question, as an investigator, when you're talking to somebody, you're in that moment.

You're trying to elicit information from them.

And I've had those moments, Nancy, where I go to a very dark place afterwards when I have time to think about who I was just indwelling the same space with, who I was just breathing the same oxygen.