Trevor Collins

Remember, this is the one that Dr. Burton said was a stab wound in the back or a slash.

Dr. Malik's assistant also pointed this out to Dr. Malik, but Dr. Malik had told him to, quote, not worry about it.

In theory, it would be Dr. Malik, right?

Yeah.

Now, before I dive into this next piece of information, it is a little confusing because there are two different reports depending on the sources you look at.

Ultimately, the conclusions are the same, that this case went from ruled as accidental to undetermined.

Some reports state that that happened in July of 1988.

Others have a few more details with a different timeline.

The other timeline states that this change from accidental to undetermined happened February 26, 1988, and that this case went before a grand jury in April 1988, and then in June, it officially went to probable homicides.

So ultimately, I should just say the case is no longer accidental death, and it is either between undetermined or probable homicides.

Two different realities to juggle with.

That's just what happens with these cases sometimes.

But now we're in the summer of 1988.

So now that we're in the realm of probable homicides, it's worth mentioning that eventually it was labeled and declared homicides.

So I just wanted to walk you through the timeline of accidental death to undetermined all the way down the way to, okay, now it's official on record in the case that says these were homicides.

Got it, yep.

So forgive me if it was a little confusing to get there.

Now, even after the grand jury ruled that the deaths were homicides, Steed insisted that foul play was not involved.

Additionally, he refused to authorize any funds to aid the investigation.

That's concerning.