Joseph Scott Morgan

And so from a circumstantial standpoint, you begin to think about, hmm, I wonder what his underlying rationale was for doing this.

And of course, we'll never really know, but he shows up and it is very, very convenient for him to do this.

Also, you know, he's emboldened in order to do this, to walk in and, hey, that car that he left the scene in, it's right outside that door, Nancy, right outside that door.

You know what I'm thinking about right now?

I'm thinking about what's the status of the interior of this car right now as it's right outside that door.

I want to know, had he already begun to clean this thing up?

You know, early on, I'd said that this car was going to be a rolling crime scene.

And he held on to that car for a protracted period of time because he was never caught up to, you know, had he begun to clean that car.

Here he is walking from the outside in and he's looking back over his shoulder, you know, and now he's going to change the plates out.

And somehow that's going to put people off at that point in time, put them off the scent potentially.

Every little thing that he can do.

Did he still have the knife at this point, Nancy?

Is it out in the car?

I don't know.

Yeah, I'm thinking about the silent witness.

You talked about the CCTV potential here.

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?