Natalie Joy

And I was like, nobody's going to Moselle to kill the Murdochs on their property with their guns.

That's not happening.

And Alex was always super sketchy.

So he was definitely a number one suspect.

Oh, yeah.

I can't really say specifically.

I still can't reveal my sources, obviously.

But yeah, very early on, law enforcement got in contact with me right after the murders, and it really became an exchange of information for a long time.

We would get tips, and I would tell law enforcement,

Before I would report on a lot of things because I wanted these murders to be solved.

When this happened, I was like, this is really scary and somebody's out there.

Let's get this done.

I wanted to work with police.

My reporting always took the back seat.

I wanted...

everything to be solved and I wanted the investigation to be clean and all of those things.

So yeah, I worked a lot with law enforcement and a lot of times they would tell me things that I could not report on for a really long time and that was very difficult.

But I really appreciated the fact that they were always open to, you know, basically collaborating on tips and things and figuring out what was going on.

I just think he is a man who never faced accountability in his entire life

And he was always used to his father, who was a solicitor for years and years, just getting him out of anything that he got into his entire life.