Joseph Scott Morgan

And that thing got blown from the beginning.

A lot of it came down to personalities, still comes down to personalities.

Uh, nobody wants to look bad in it, but again, that goes back to being an advocate for the dead, right?

Yeah, you have to.

And I don't really care about your reputation or about what political aims you have or how it's going to give you or your department of black eye.

You're talking about a person that's dead, a little girl in this case.

And because you did not catch this individual, and I want people to hear this very clearly, because you did not do your job at the beginning, this individual developed a taste for this.

And I don't know what has happened since then.

So you have to look at these things from that perspective.

Because if you screw it up from the beginning,

If you go in haphazardly, you know, you don't follow just some of the basic tenets of crime scene investigation and security, you're leaving the door open.

You don't know what you're opening the door to because this is evil, all right?

And as you know, if you open the door to evil, more evil comes in behind it.

Those little things – you're right.

Every little thing that we do as investigators –

Um, you have to watch it that way and see that, you know, you don't know how it's going to ring down, you know, for years and years.

Just recently in the news, they, they found, you know, one more victim of Ted Bundy.

That was last week.

He died in 74 and they were able to tie her back to him all these years later.

So that's the kind of world that we live in now.