José Díaz-Balart

This is not how we speak.

And then when Elisa said, I was, I was speaking, I was texting with, with Ana.

15 minutes before she disappeared.

And, and then she actually, and you know, in, in the episode, you can, you can see how painful it is for Elisa to think back that on that night, Anna was asking her, let's go out, let's do something.

And that three times Elisa said, not tonight, not tonight.

I'm not feeling good.

And then she disappeared.

And for Elisa, knowing that, you know, there are always the question marks.

What if I had said yes?

What if Anna had come out and we had gone to dinner and, you know, she wouldn't have been home?

What if...

What if are the questions that I guess remain with so many people affected by these tragedies?

No doubt.

And the fact that there were so many pieces of video that had to be strung together, but that initial spray of the camera that's in the hallway right by the elevator, and then to see how even when he spray painted...

Detective Montilla and others were able to see through that drying paint and

evidence that tied David directly to the crime.

He put in so much planning, you know, when he, he, you know, wrote the text and then

had his Colombian friend... That was wild.

...in Colombia translate the exact text to Colombian Spanish to send to... on a Spanish-speaking friend... Quick question there.

So...