Shaun Kent

It's something that happened thereafter.

The reason I bring all this up is in this situation, and I'm not saying I know, but I've seen situations before, and based upon these facts, this could happen that the medical examiner could not determine the cause of death

And so what you have is possibly a medical examiner.

This is just thought process.

We've had these cases before.

A medical examiner saying, I want to release that.

I don't know the cause of death.

or the manner of death.

or the cause of death is undetermined, or this individual died by these means, or I can't determine the cause.

And under that situation, they cannot say that it is a homicide.

And if you cannot determine it's a homicide, it would then be hard to charge someone with murder.

Well, if they release that, you know who is not going to start cooperating?

And I understand as we look at it, somebody would say the following.

David.

If David knows that the medical examiner, and I'm not saying he did anything, he's innocent until proven guilty.

Why would somebody, just candidly, why would somebody on their own put their own body in a trunk?

And when I say David, I mean in the pejorative, like as the accused or the target.

Somebody would have had to put their body in the trunk, so it would have had to be a murder.

If a target knows they can't determine the cause of death, they can't determine the manner of death,

That is the easy way to explain it.