Joseph Scott Morgan

That is a perpetrator perhaps?

Or is this something that was left behind as a result of dragging trash cans out on the road?

But here's the problem, and this has been one of the problems all the way along, Nancy, is that if they didn't do it in the beginning,

There's a problem because you can't go back and undo what you haven't done.

It just doesn't make sense.

And the fact that he has stated, he being the sheriff, that these are of no consequence.

I beg to differ, sir.

They are significant consequences because every bit of information that you can glean from the scene is important to the investigation.

See where I'm going?

Yeah, yeah.

Why would you?

And again, this is another one of these benchmarks relative to benchmarking that immediate point in time.

And this goes back to a theory that I've held on and other people have held on to over the time.

And that's the idea of casing this area.

Just going back and making sure that everything is as they perceive it to be.

Maybe taking one last glance at it.

at the area before they go in to do whatever it is that they're going to do.

And assessing the area, I think that this is very, very critical piece of information, Nancy, because if they can tie that back to a suspect here, this is going to be critical moving forward with the case specifically.

Well, going to my esteemed colleague, Mr. Eicher, I think that the most critical bit to this is trying to get that videography from all these other locations.

And they can kind of create what I would call a mosaic.