Scott Eicher

We've used it in numerous different cases, even in the theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado.

Well, the laser has to go all the kind of rotates around in measuring all the different parts of the room.

So you give you a full measurement of how far this wide it is, how deep it is, how tall it is.

We need measurements on that arch also.

Right.

One of those things is going to help us give a height to this gentleman that's walking to the door.

Right?

Because we now can say, oh, when he stood up, he reached this brick in this archway, so he's that tall.

So there's a lot of information we can get from these type videos.

Yes, that's correct.

And prevent from that laser going further.

It takes those measurements, bouncing it off the wall, making the measurements of how far that each room is and how wide it is, how tall it is.

It doesn't have to have darkness, but I think that maybe that tent would, we don't want the laser to shoot out to the street, right?

We're just trying to get the dimensions of that room.

I agree.

And you're also sending a message to the potential kidnappers that this person has family, has kids, is a loved one.

You want to humanize this person, not being just a victim that you don't care about.

Now you're showing she's a mother and has a family.

Hopefully that will preserve her and make sure that she stays alive.

I totally agree with that.