It's

different.

It truly is.

And, you know, you and I may look through the lenses of a rational person at this and think, God, there's no way that I would even believe that.

But unfortunately, a lot of these men and women who have this are not mentally well educated.

who are experiencing various different mental issues and mental problems.

And, and it's, it's, it's different.

And that, you know, it's just it's the delusion of

known that issues with incompetence and trial or insanity as a defense, would they have maybe had an idea that that could be in the possible as this went forward?

Yeah, you know, you always – when these murder cases, as they progress, you really do.

You think about so many things, and it's not only investigators but working with the prosecution as well to think about, okay, here we are.

What could be some future defenses in this case? And, you know, you want to defeat them.

or at least have the answers to them while you have a fresh crime scene, while you have a suspect in custody, and maybe while you're interviewing somebody, you can think, okay, well, what ifs? And there's a lot of that from the investigation side.

What if he said this, and what if this was one of the defenses, and you want to try to, as much as you can, present enough to a jury or to a judge in a case that that person is fairly coherent in their answers and coherent in reliving a story about what they did that led up to it.

So much about a murder case is not only just what happened then, but in the hours and days preceding that.

He can still be tried down the road.

How did police get to that point?

So, you know, you have to factor in and you can't ignore his notoriety.

So when law enforcement gets there, they're, I'm sure, instantly made aware of who he is and what he is.

And so I don't like it necessarily that somebody of that stature gets a pass, if you want to call it that.

But a lot of times that's kind of what happens.

And especially in the past, a little, you know, as you go back there, that's kind of like, hey, this is...

This is okay, if you will, when it's not.

Is that right?