Joseph Scott Morgan

I submit to you that the names of these victims will be forgotten.

And I hate to say that it's very callous, but his name will trump everything else.

He'll be mentioned over and over and over again.

And people need to remember this.

This is why when I think about the allocution, why he should be compelled to talk about what these are individuals.

They had lives, they had families and the torture that they were subjected to is stuff that you can't even imagine in your wildest dreams.

It's stuff that.

He think about war crimes.

People that commit war crimes didn't do stuff like this.

You know, one thing that I reflectively think back to in this list, there's that one point where he actually uses the term hard point.

And that really stuck with me.

And the hard point was a location.

commonly where you secure something like, for instance, an eye, an eye hook in the ceiling where you can tie somebody up, you can hang them almost like a piece of beef or if you're field dressing a deer.

And talking about the context of that, you know, what's your purpose for doing that, Rex?

You know, why would you need a hard point?

I know he's an architect.

He probably uses that term frequently.

from the descriptor of building something out.

But that's not what he used that for, Nancy.

He used that to secure these individuals so he could work out these sick fantasies.