Neil Low

There's another possibility.

If I put my hand over the screen and sprayed it like this, then took my hand up, you would see the negative pattern from where my hand had been.

And I wanted to see if there was that on his clothing, like it had been sprayed there.

Or could there have been another hand?

And I wanted to see that spray pattern.

But my own department referred me to the...

public disclosure process and that everything's been released.

And I know the photos are, there are more photos and the medical examiner probably has more photos.

I'd like to see those too and make a better determination.

It starts with that letter that was found up there.

I don't think that's a suicide letter, and I'm...

Try to think of a tactful way to put it.

The public information officer was not qualified to make that opinion.

A, she should not have released those details because let's assume that Courtney, she's down in L.A., she looks at the national news to find out that her husband's been killed or died up in Seattle.

That's not the way it's done.

Medical examiners are supposed to make this call, but the...

PIO flipped that out that, oh, yeah, he was found with a shotgun, was in the room on a suicide note.

And I said, well, what kind of training do you have to determine that that's a suicide note?

I've read that suicide note.

I have a blowup of it hanging in my garage so I can look at it.