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From the chat, Tim, I think you're referring to the Amazon order.

Other people could have put it in the basket.

You know, Tim, if we believe that, and, you know,

this is, at best, circumstantial evidence, right? Because he ordered a K-Barr knife, because he

ordered a K-bar sheaf, because he ordered a sharpener, does it necessarily mean he's the killer?

No, it doesn't, does it? But it's pretty damn strong circumstantial evidence.

And that's all I'll say, because this case has no eyeball witnesses that saw the perpetrator

commit this crime. It has to be connected. Evidence has to be. Follow the dots, as we used to do

as kids in coloring books,

right? Follow the dots and follow the evidence. And either the jury believes after they follow

the evidence, circumstantial and other evidence, that Brian Koberger is the killer, or they do not.

And if they find that the evidence is powerful and strong, then they'll vote guilty.

And if they find that it's not, even if it's one person, if the defense creates enough doubt, then he may walk.

That's what we're discussing here today.

Socio or murderer in front of the jury.

For the state to come in and label Mr. Coburger is very detrimental.

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