Susan Hendricks

And the fact that she is embracing that sweatshirt just to smell her daughter.

gives us an understanding of a depth of pain that nobody should ever experience.

And then when I shift into out from a personal experience to an investigator's hat and she pulls out of the pocket the Grubhub receipt,

On that receipt is a time, and why that receipt was not in evidence, for me anyway as an investigator, again shows potentially some shortcomings with the totality of this investigation.

Yes.

And it doesn't get any better, right?

Nancy, you know, from personal experience of loss, they now have to learn the coping mechanisms to get them through the next birthday, the next, you know, item that they pull out of a box that was handed to them from the authorities.

And everything turns into the next, you know, piece of where's my child, but there will never ever be

That personal hug, that mom, I love you, dad, I love you, hearing it, it's over.

And so you learn how to cope with it.

But that's as far as you can go as a parent, in your circumstances, your fiance.

You just have to empower yourself and then put it towards a positive end.

And hopefully great things will come out of it.

Well, I think the first thing that needs obvious consideration is the defense is going to hire experts that are going to say what they want them to say, and they're going to create those theories that those roads are going to run down.

However, I've examined all of the photographs that are available, and I've come to my own conclusions that based on some of the evidence that we can see,

is Koberger acted alone, and there's a whole bunch of reasons behind that.

I believe he straddled both of those girls who were intoxicated, sound asleep, in the bed, and he blitzkrieged and attacked them.

And we used to have a terminology that said the knife went on full auto because of the rage.

And then when you take that into Koberger's personality type, he sees people like bugs.

He does not see them with empathy or anything like that.