Tom Schwartz

Unless you want to.

I'll read it.

One thing that stands out to me about this night is how unremarkable it was.

No conflict, no tension, no warning signs.

In investigations, that kind of normalcy isn't inconsequential.

It's evidence because it tells us this tragedy didn't come from something brewing all night.

It came out of nowhere.

Later, Melissa would confirm to police that Toby did not have any kind of confrontation that night.

So you guys can watch the episode, but he got some... In 2002...

2006, someone in... He was walking away from Mardi Gras, chilling with his girl, and someone deliberately hit him with a car.

Yeah, and then drove away.

And to me, that really stuck with me, because when there's a motive, it's still terrifying.

But when there's no motive, and it seems like it's just a random act of violence, it really fucking scares me to my core.

It sort of negates what we talked about earlier, you know, going through, practicing with your nervous system while watching reality TV or true crime, right?

What would I do?

Would I notice that?

Would I fall for this?

By the way, with the Nancy situation, there's no known motives right now, right?

Just money.

It's...