Matt Murphy

We could do a whole show on that.

But you've got the absence of intrusion from another person coming in there.

You've got the condition of the bodies and where they're found.

You've got Scott's behavior when it comes to how he's dealing with everything involving this case, whether it's returning to the scene where the bodies were disposed, I think, five or six times.

And this is consistent with what killers generally do if they have little doubts about whether or not they hit the body enough.

So you've got all of those kinds of things.

You've got Amber coming in.

You've got the absence of anybody else involved in it.

We've got the burglary across the street that we were able to clear those burglars from involvement in this.

Well, it's, you know, it's pretty rare that a guy doing a property crime is going to turn into a, you know, an abductor of a pregnant girl with it's walking a dog.

I mean, it's if everybody, you know, if Diane Jackson sees a van at 1140 in the morning with three guys in it, but she can't even tell us if it's white, tan or black.

It kind of calls into question her viability as a witness.

In addition to that, one of the burglars, a guy named Steven, he rode that route daily as he was sourcing a narcotic habit.

But that would be his route when he went to his girlfriend's house.

So on the 24th, he noticed that the house across the street looked like maybe people had left for the holidays.

As he went over there on the 25th, he was pretty sure they did.

So he broke into the house on the 25th.

And he took a bit of property on the 25th.

But there was a safe and some tools and other things that he couldn't take on his bike.

So he returns home and he's living in a shed behind his friend, Don, who's living with his mother.