Joseph Scott Morgan

And I think about what kind of horror that they have just committed, maybe multiple times over and over again, but yet I'm trying to get information out of them.

and so yeah it's a really dark place to go to but you see this kind of psychopathy with him and again i'm getting into dr bethany space i apologize for that but you have to admit when you see these images from the scene nancy and i know you have as well as i have as well this place is blood saturated and this kind of drives home the point

of what an animalistic event this was at the scene, and that he can flip this switch, turn it on and off.

And, you know, he's got that kind of, I don't know, it looks like, do you remember back in the 60s when they had the chimpanzees that would smile blankly?

You know, they had that chimpanzee smile.

That's what he looks at, like, you know, the dead eyes, kind of the fake smile, looking back and forth.

And I think that that might be what Dr. Bethany's talking about, where it's just very, very dark.

There's a disconnect here.

where he has no remorse whatsoever.

He has certainly had no compassion at that moment in time.

And here we are dangling in the wind all of this time later.

They copped this plea on this guy, and he never allocated to anything.

Of course it would, particularly now in hindsight, knowing what we know from this perspective, what had just occurred, just, you know, well, let's break it down.

Within hours of preceding him walking into this place, you know, they're still out at the scene at this point, Nancy.

I think that that's very important here because we're focused on him.

And I know that we had the videography of him there.

But let's think about this just for a moment.

They're still out there, Nancy.

They're still out there working that scene at that particular time.

The bodies have not necessarily been sent to families at this point in time, but yet there he is in all of his glory on CCTV.