Matt Murphy

And especially when you compare his reaction and the way he dealt with all of this with Sharon and all the other side of, you know, Lacey's family and friends, they were all just shocked.

urgent going crazy wanting some solutions and suggestions so they were they were always interested in this and he just wasn't and this is consistent with what i've seen on other guys that have done similar types of killings they just they don't you know they don't have that interest in it i remember scott's dad said one time you know lee he mentioned that you know grief doesn't have a playbook and you know maybe it probably doesn't for people that haven't dealt with you

A lot of families that have suffered a loss.

But when you when you deal with families and friends that have suffered a loss over a period of time, you kind of get a, you know, a data bank of what reactions are from subdued silence to hysterical, you know, you know, punching on the back of the one who gives them the death death notification.

How I remember that.

And everything in between.

But when Scott doesn't even move the needle on this and he isn't asking the questions that you expect and that you get from sincere people, it just fits with what he did.

You know, and by itself, it doesn't mean he did it.

It just is one more strand that to me shows that he did.

Well, you know, it's interesting because he even referred to Lacey in the past tense twice during Brocchini's interview with him on the evening of Christmas Eve.

So even from the start, he was doing that.

And, you know, it was, you know, you can't hide that stuff.

I mean, he's pretty slick for the most part.

But, you know, those things slip out when you're doing it.

And no matter how slick you are, you can't be that good.

You can see, you know, cuts here on my knuckles, numerous scars.

I work on farms.

I work with machinery.

I know I cut my knuckle that day.

On Christmas Eve.