I gave him the basics on the case: a 67-year-old double homicide and a family asking to see the file.

And just with quick math, you know, should this person have been 13 years old when they committed the offense of murder, uh, they would now be 80.

So is it likely it was a 13-year-old? Likely not.

Were they 23? Well, they could be 90.

90 is now a feasible age for someone to be alive.

Again, all depends on lifestyle, et cetera.

But my first thoughts as a person is I understand why they want that, and the idea that perhaps they've reconciled, "Look, it's been 67 years.

And as Jame Turk mentioned earlier, when a case is open, police can have a binary approach to the release of information.