Joseph Scott Morgan

Yeah, yeah, it is.

And, you know, I go back to what the police officer stated relative to the comment that Koberger made about, I'm here to help you.

I wonder if he had that same stupid grin on his face with those dead eyes as he was saying that there.

And in amongst that bloodbath that he had created, and again, in this kind of passe way, just like he's talking at the counter right here, almost robotic, right?

I wonder if that's the way he treated those victims inside of that environment.

Did his blood pressure ever increase?

Did his pulse rate ever increase?

Or was he just an absolute animal?

And again, removing the bodies from the scene and you're, you know, this is kind of one of the first times that we've really heard this as very intimate information about the bodies being removed from the scene so that they can go to the funeral home and then be transported over for the autopsies that would follow later.

And again, I go back to this idea that he's at the DMV while all of this is happening.

And again, this is that night, but just thinking that they're still out there processing the scene.

Remember what the police officer said?

He said, we'll come back in the morning and we'll get started again, I guess, at first light.

They're still working this thing, Nancy, in real time.

I think a lot of people forget about that.

And particularly, you match it up with his interaction at the DMV and it really sends a chill up your spine.

People just don't go in there and randomly dump stuff.

They do have the thing broken up into grids.

You have equipment that runs over the stuff to kind of pack it down, and that creates an absolute nightmare for investigators when they go out there to begin to search.

Yeah.