That makes so much sense.

And that's how it continued.

And so you've got a comma, which is to pause it slightly.

End of a line, you can take a breath.

Keep the sentence going until you see a full stop or period point, as they say in America.

Un- until that time, you have a thought.

And if it was a simple thought, like in the Scottish play, "Give me the daggers." You got it.

This is amazing

confidence did you have as you're starting to give your forensic analysis to the prosecution?

I would say within 90 days of leaving the dam, we knew what happened in each of the houses.

We didn't necessarily know who the players were.

Someone else would fill in who was in what position.

But we knew from the evidence that we examined, from all of the photographs and from everything else, we knew basically what happened at each of the four sites within 90 days.

And we had a very high degree of confidence in that.

We knew it would be tweaked and other things like that, but we knew the basic movement through the house, where triggers were pulled, where victims were, what visibility was.

So this notion that the Marines just acted within the reasonable constraints of the rules of engagements did not wash with you.