Mindy Montford

What did you make of that?

I think one of the things we're learning more and more about serial killers, and when you start looking at all of them, that is how they were able to blend in so well with society and to, you know, oh, my wife left her purse in the car.

Can I use your phone?

Right.

And you look so charming and normal.

And they let their guard down.

And he was able to just barge his way in and manipulate situations.

And I can only imagine, you know,

what he must have said in the yogurt shop to gain their trust, you know?

And I just, I know there's going to be other crimes out there.

And that's what we're continuing to look at.

Because as you said, I don't believe for a minute that when he was out in the free world and we don't have, you know, we've got this big timeline, but there's gaps.

And I don't believe for a minute that he just took breaks in his killing spree.

Right.

Right.

No, I think we're going to find more crimes.

We have, and we're going to probably send another one out in the next week or two with even more information and targeting certain areas we know he operated.

That was one of the main questions that I had, and I still have.

I mean, we're not going to know for sure until maybe we find a case where he did act with somebody.

But everything we've seen up to date, he's been alone.