Nancy Grace

Because in the Alex Murdoch trial, I know you remember him, double killer, high-profile lawyer out of South Carolina.

They did not release the scene.

And guess what?

The jury got their guilty verdict after visiting the crime scene.

So I don't believe in releasing the scene before the jury trial.

But that's just me.

That said...

Everybody on the ground has done all they can do.

Now it's a matter of assimilating all of this evidence.

You're hearing Dave Mack talk about the thousands and thousands of videos, that was Fitzgibbons, the thousands of video surveillance that they've yet to go through.

And Brian Fitzgibbons joining us from USPA Nationwide Security.

Brian, I was telling Hannity last night, who was kind enough to invite me on,

I cannot even remember, count, all the nights I would be sitting in the floor at the office, sitting beside the Xerox machine, everybody else had gone home at the district attorney's office, surrounded by stacks of paper.

Each one was a pile, like witness statements, legal arguments, DNA reports, just you name it.

thinking, oh my stars, there's so much paper.

I just want to get in the courtroom and try the case.

But you have to cross your T's and dot your I's.

So I remember those nights.

And part of putting a case together is what the FBI is going to do now, now back in their main field division in Phoenix.

Have you ever had to plow through thousands of documents?