Lester Holt

Finally, on the blood, Tom had an answer for pretty much everything, including the blood.

which he said his father was a diabetic and sometimes he would bleed after he pricked a finger to get a blood sample.

And furthermore, there was a shower curtain that was missing.

Tom says that was, you know, it was removed during the move process.

But these are little pieces that, again, if you're thinking already in the direction that something nefarious happened, these could, you could see a scenario where this would reinforce the notion that

that this man had committed a crime.

Yeah, it kind of left me wondering.

That was the one piece that's kind of lingered out there and we just don't have an answer on it.

And neither do the police, by the way.

At the end of the day, it's irrelevant in the story because there was no cadaver to be found.

I think that's a fair characterization.

Dan, what do you think?

Yeah, he thinks he's not sure.

That's the thing.

When you go back and listen to what he said on the phone and his reporting, it seems a little vague at points, but it's just the idea that I think he's asking essentially, has anyone come upon my father?

Has anyone found him?

So he wasn't necessarily... I think when he was asked at one point, I think he...

Didn't feel like his father was in any particular danger.

He just kind of wanted to know where he was and essentially when he was coming home.

Well, they weren't yelling, as you see.