Murray Weiss

and that it would be a safe and smart place to discard a murder weapon if you're in a... It actually is the largest scrapyard in all of Connecticut, that place. But also, cleverly, the scrapyard is very near the interstate highway, so it's very convenient for getting... Not only you could drive into it, throw the gun away, come out.

and that it would be a safe and smart place to discard a murder weapon if you're in a... It actually is the largest scrapyard in all of Connecticut, that place. But also, cleverly, the scrapyard is very near the interstate highway, so it's very convenient for getting... Not only you could drive into it, throw the gun away, come out.

I mean, this is part of the theory that the investigators have, that he would come out of the yard and then... Go back, get on the highway and drive to Massachusetts and nobody would be the wiser.

I mean, this is part of the theory that the investigators have, that he would come out of the yard and then... Go back, get on the highway and drive to Massachusetts and nobody would be the wiser.

I mean, this is part of the theory that the investigators have, that he would come out of the yard and then... Go back, get on the highway and drive to Massachusetts and nobody would be the wiser.

Well, you should note he is the one who responded to the 911 call.

Well, you should note he is the one who responded to the 911 call.

Well, you should note he is the one who responded to the 911 call.

Yeah, well, to a point you made earlier, it was a it was a vehicle from a dealership and the dealership had gave him the car. So it wasn't reported stolen or anything. And probably even more importantly, Mr. Pan, the motorist, was extremely calm and he had a clean criminal background, his license of his own. And he just seemed like, you know, a guy who got lost.

Yeah, well, to a point you made earlier, it was a it was a vehicle from a dealership and the dealership had gave him the car. So it wasn't reported stolen or anything. And probably even more importantly, Mr. Pan, the motorist, was extremely calm and he had a clean criminal background, his license of his own. And he just seemed like, you know, a guy who got lost.

Yeah, well, to a point you made earlier, it was a it was a vehicle from a dealership and the dealership had gave him the car. So it wasn't reported stolen or anything. And probably even more importantly, Mr. Pan, the motorist, was extremely calm and he had a clean criminal background, his license of his own. And he just seemed like, you know, a guy who got lost.

And Sergeant Bills was, you know, no harm, no foul here kind of thing. He didn't even know that a murder had been committed, much less a crime that fit a description of the cars.

And Sergeant Bills was, you know, no harm, no foul here kind of thing. He didn't even know that a murder had been committed, much less a crime that fit a description of the cars.

And Sergeant Bills was, you know, no harm, no foul here kind of thing. He didn't even know that a murder had been committed, much less a crime that fit a description of the cars.

And by coincidence, Sergeant Mills, he responded to the 911 call the night before of the guy on the track and convinced Pan to go to a Best Western hotel overnight, which is right next door to the Arby's. So the following morning when that 911 call came in and when he got there, He saw the clothing. He saw a bag that he recognized was in the vehicle that he had helped the night before.

And by coincidence, Sergeant Mills, he responded to the 911 call the night before of the guy on the track and convinced Pan to go to a Best Western hotel overnight, which is right next door to the Arby's. So the following morning when that 911 call came in and when he got there, He saw the clothing. He saw a bag that he recognized was in the vehicle that he had helped the night before.

And by coincidence, Sergeant Mills, he responded to the 911 call the night before of the guy on the track and convinced Pan to go to a Best Western hotel overnight, which is right next door to the Arby's. So the following morning when that 911 call came in and when he got there, He saw the clothing. He saw a bag that he recognized was in the vehicle that he had helped the night before.

By then, he knew there was a homicide in New Haven that involved a dark SUV. This is one brave character. I mean, he knows that he's going to go to the Best Western and he's going to try to speak to a man that may be a murderer. and committed a very brutal murder just the night before. So he's a guy who's willing to walk up to you and confront you if you're a killer. Absolutely.

By then, he knew there was a homicide in New Haven that involved a dark SUV. This is one brave character. I mean, he knows that he's going to go to the Best Western and he's going to try to speak to a man that may be a murderer. and committed a very brutal murder just the night before. So he's a guy who's willing to walk up to you and confront you if you're a killer. Absolutely.

By then, he knew there was a homicide in New Haven that involved a dark SUV. This is one brave character. I mean, he knows that he's going to go to the Best Western and he's going to try to speak to a man that may be a murderer. and committed a very brutal murder just the night before. So he's a guy who's willing to walk up to you and confront you if you're a killer. Absolutely.