Josh

I feel like the fact that they also got away so quickly and then were able to fly under the radar when they were basically closing down the whole town, there's cops everywhere.

It seems like in order to pull something like that off, you would need to be involved with organized crime.

And I mean, we've seen this, there's other cases sort of similar to this where you have

On the surface, it looks like maybe this was just random.

Maybe this was just, you know, a really tragic event that unfolded because two people were angry or just wanted to cause harm.

But I think in this particular case, there's some other motive that we still don't know for why.

they went so hard after, uh, the bowling alley.

Cause it's just, it seems like way over the top for just like a robbery, you know, most robberies that happen, nobody gets murdered.

Right.

And so when, you know, people, you know, especially multiple people get murdered in a robbery, uh,

And they don't even take all the money.

It points to obviously there's something else going on here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What was the name of that case?

The Cheshire.

The Cheshire murders, yes.

It wasn't random in my eyes.

Yeah.

And like even law enforcement is alluding to that.