Florida State Attorney John Tanner was the lead prosecutor.

In Florida, if you have a series of crimes that are related in certain factors, then you may be able to bring in evidence of those other crimes, and in this case, it was murder.

Call the Williams rule, John

Tanner was able to draw a link between the seven murders.

Each of these killings looked almost identical, showing, I think, basically that This appeared to be the print of the same killer.

And it certainly challenged the theory that she was simply defending herself against rape.

When you're saying that everyone that picked me up tried to rape me, credibility becomes a real issue.

So that, to me, it's like those little things like that that show you How, without a lot of skill, you can start to use this stuff to get experience with it, to save yourself time, to give greater information to the people you're responsible to.

Yeah.

When I...

So when I look at AI, I always look at how does it improve or augment human workflows, the things we do.

And I'm all about the history of how we got where we are.

And if you look at project management, most people complain that it is a blocker to productivity, slows down development, puts too many gates, becomes compliance as a job, like all those sorts of things.

And we did kind of get there with software engineering.

They're all figuring it