Susan Hendricks

And then while he was killing both of those girls who were struggling and fighting backwards, i.e.

they were kicking from underneath the blankets, the blood evidence showed that, I believe at that point, his sheath became dislodged from wherever it was because Xana had come into the room.

When Zanna got in the room, he chased her into her room, and the blood evidence showed, because there's blood on the doorway going into the room, I believe he caught her, stabbed her, and she fell against the wall between the bed and the nightstand.

And it was at that point, Ethan woke up on his right elbow, leaned forward, and Kohlberger gave him a quick coup de grace.

Ethan was out probably within six or seven seconds, even also trying to kick.

And Zanna began to fight.

And that's where he straddled her on the ground against, you know, her chair where she was subsequently found.

And that was brutal.

So two people doing this.

I personally do not believe the evidence showed that.

And what Brian's about to understand is that his virginity is being traded for half a cigarette and that his mother had better pack some commissary orders so that he has items to trade.

Here's a call coming in, Brian.

This is not a hotel.

Sure, that's the, you know, one of the questions that's not being asked is what's in Brian Koberger's system that evening?

One of the last homicides I worked was a single individual that had slaughtered some folks and the knife went on full auto.

There were hundreds of stab wounds and as the dock is shed and as Susan has reported,

that that knife, that K-bar knife, the back of the hilt of that knife, I believe was utilized, and the blood evidence shows it, on Kaylee excessively as well as XANA excessively.

And that's probably the two-weapon theory here.

What we're not asking, though, is what was going on in Brian Koberger's system.

We know what the toxicology results are for the victims.