Nancy Grace

But I don't think it is.

What does all this mean to you, Tremblay?

Hold on, Tremblay.

I did a little research last night, and we found out that in some of those spots, it's actually 35.

There's also some 45s, but in spots where he was, it's actually 35 mph.

So Joseph Tremblay and regular people talk.

What you're saying is the cars he crashed into to start with were a barrier, a buffer to the victims, and they would have suffered even more had he not crashed into those cars to start with.

104 MPH.

A BMW brand new to him, just gifted to him by his parents.

Joining me now, in addition to Karen Stark, renowned forensic psychologist, Dr. Kendall Crowns.

Joining us, chief medical examiner, Tarrant County, that's Fort Worth.

Star of a brand new hit podcast, Mayhem in the Morgue.

He is esteemed lecturer at the Burnett School of Medicine at TCU and has performed literally thousands, thousands of

of autopsies, accidents, natural causes, suicides, and homicides, including vehicular homicides.

Dr. Kendall Crowns, thank you for being with us.

The girls standing there minding their own business waiting to go into, I believe, Bridget and Coco, it was a Sigma Chi party.

Was that where they were headed?

Yes, it was a mixer.

It was like an event for our sorority.

It wasn't a party.