Rod Blagojevich

But obviously, you know, that's an area they have to look in.

And then there's a number of areas they're looking in.

But, you know, we don't have anything.

We are nowhere after 53 days.

But Pat is right.

These communities that elect these folks-

It's all fun and games until you really need a law enforcement person for a high-profile crime like this.

And when you're in these little sleepy areas and nothing bad ever happens, you know, and then it does, like we said, I think the first episode, it is highlighted.

I mean, you have a...

flashlight, a strobe light on you and your confidence or incompetence.

And it is really, really difficult if you've never worked a case like this.

And this is a tough one, right?

And so, again, that's what Pat's talking about.

And he's 100% correct.

And they're the victim of that.

And she can't just go out, meaning Savannah, and just hire some expert to come in and take over the case.

It does not work that way.

Law enforcement has the primacy on it.

So it's a very, very difficult situation.

No, I think it's going to be like one of these cases I've worked where, you know, this happens.