Scott Eicher

I totally agree with you.

We're all frustrated at this situation.

And I was explaining that, you know, the FBI, we always want to look at all the possibilities.

We also have to take into the fact that when we go for this type of evidence, we have to be lucky if things actually happen the way we want.

Well, then how would I find it?

This is exactly like the video from the front porch.

Remember that Pima County Sheriff said there's nothing there.

You've got to follow those breadcrumbs and keep pushing to try to find it.

So we got the video.

So let's go see what aerial satellites or aerial drones or other stuff that were in the area at the time that the crime occurred.

So maybe we will get something there.

You don't leave it to chance.

You've got to fight for it and continue pushing to get to the end of and get that evidence.

Yes, they would have.

I've done it in my cases.

It all depends on the quality of the video initially.

And can they slow it down?

It depends on the amount of frames per second that that recording takes.

And it initially has.

When you can slow it down, if there's more frames per second, you get more detail.