And I'm like, wait,

I think the other part, well, I think the other part of the equation is that as a software developer, my job is changing with LMS.

It is no longer the, um, programming that's the gate.

It's the reviewing that is the gate.

LLMs are a fire hose of information that I cannot keep up with, especially when you have the person who is partial, I would say partial, someone who has enough knowledge about networking to understand what they want and realize that the code doesn't do it.

And they can go tell the LLM here's the things I want you to do.

And because of that, you know, I am the one of the gatekeepers, Russ is a gatekeeper in the community and our job is swiftly changed into being full-time gatekeepers instead of programming with some gatekeeping on the side.

There have been like, oh, if I send a BGP packet with the fourth bit from the right set on a Tuesday, when the BGP update, when the BGP peering session is in this state, I can cause it to crash.

That's crazy.

And he knew how to go through these back streets in Covington.

Nobody would see him.

But once he got out here by the Ozone, he went through the woods all the way and waded across the river.

Got him a stick and made him a crutch.

And, uh, he wound up going to Mr. Robert Wymer's grocery store out there.

There was a little bar in the back with one pool table.

Well, who was Carlos Cooper?

So as you, uh, reflect on your role in this podcast and you think about, uh, what you know as a former law enforcement officer, how do you feel about things right now when it comes to Roxanne's case?

I have a good feeling about the Roxanne case at this point after the podcast because of all the, uh, information that has been received.

Although we could use a little more, I think it's gonna help this case move along and I, I think we'll get an indictment and we'll go from there.

... that could not really happen today, could it?

Well, no, I don't think so.

Uh, and to be perfectly honest with you, Kim, I don't think that could happen.

But I, I, um, Henry Lee Lucas messed up a lot of cases for a lot of law enforcement agencies that will go unsolved because of him and two.

But this is one right here that, uh, the state police, Stephan Montgomery picked up and, and is making a good run on it.

If somebody asked you to describe Willie, like what he was like, who he was, how would you do that?

As far as, um, in his younger days, when I first met Willie, he tried to be, uh, like a normal teenager and fit in, but he couldn't really.

Uh, he was, he had a mean streak in him.

And if he got mad at a kid, he'd, he'd beat him up.

And I mean, and he might get beat up, but he didn't care.

It didn't make no difference.

I guess he was making his statement as being a bad guy then early on.

Hmm.