Matt Murphy

I kind of care.

Well, you do care.

That the family has a chance to get some closure.

That they have been begging you for.

They don't have closure.

They don't know where their child is.

Well, I think that one of the reasons why, and this is something that I hit him up with on the stand, it's like, dude, if he hit his head against the desk, there will be a forensic record of that.

There will be one skull fracture.

And if the body is found, I've always believed he bludgeoned him to death.

There was a member, there was a bat, a baseball bat.

We didn't actually put this in evidence, but there was...

you know, he's a sports memorabilia collector.

And there was one that he used to have in his office that I don't think was ever located.

And I mean, it was like a year later by the time it was searched.

But if he hit him in the head 10 times to kill him, then there will be, if the body is found, it will reflect that.

There'll be multiple skull fractures inconsistent with him just falling and hitting the desk.

It was life without possibility of parole.

Right, because in the state of California, our legislature –

does something crazy just about every week on behalf essentially of, of homicide defendants or people serving life sentences.

They've been after the death penalty for years, but they've openly said that LWAP is next.