Randy Kessler

that replaces years of experience, years of understanding the system.

And that may be his downfall, trying to outsmart the system.

Even if he's smarter than everybody, there's something about experience and living it and being in it.

And he hasn't lived it and he hasn't been in it.

And looks like that's going to be his downfall.

Doctors work very hard, Nancy.

Doctors, you know, we all know the stories about residency and you're spending three days of wide awake.

Mistakes happen.

You know what?

Sometimes there are things more important than retrieving your cell phone.

He might've had other things to do.

There are a lot of explanations.

The phone might've been broken or he might've thought it was broken.

There are a thousand reasons, but you leave your cell phone at the hospital and that's why you're- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

It could have glitched.

He could have thought it didn't work.

He could have had other things to do.

Nancy, you're not guilty of murder because you leave yourself on behind for half a day.

So he turned his cell phone off.

Maybe he didn't want anyone to bother.