Josh Mankiewicz

The police are getting closer.

He knows search warrants are out.

He's got to know that.

And it was very believable, especially to Christine, that it would be Anthony and that Anthony would be popping back up.

Right.

The day before the homicide, Dan had searched a number of different things related to head trauma, how hard you have to hit someone for them to be

unconscious, how long someone needs to be unconscious to become brain dead, all a variety of those kinds of searches.

It made me feel watched.

If we had believed that Christille was alive at 8.56 when those texts go out to Dan, that would mean that she was alive at least half an hour after he left the house.

Essentially, for a layperson, the gist of how we were able to determine that was that Christille's phone, the screen was not illuminated.

She didn't even see him coming.

He did not even give her a fighting chance.

He didn't need to stab her.

She would have died anyway.

but he goes in for that one final fatal blow and it was deep.

And what she expressed to Detective Marshall was that she had dated Daniel Krug about 20 years prior.

Chronic, chronic anxiety.

It made me feel watched.

So I was just constantly on guard.

He had created a number of fake people.