This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruskey.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Here's something that I, because I listened to, I was driving back from, from Kansas yesterday.

I even texted you over the weekend because I drove by, because I know you from that area originally too, and I took my daughter by where the BTK house was, because that's a great father, daughter experience.

Anyway, I was driving back, exactly, Park City, hasn't changed.

And drove on the way back, listening to four hours of the testimony from Friday the,

was it the 28th or 27th or whatever it was, the 30th, Friday the 30th.

And the whole time, I mean, it was basically a good four hours straight of going back and forth with Welcher about the data that he analyzed that was based on the – not going back forth at Welcher, but going back based on Welch's testimony with – who is the expert that they brought in on the prosecution on Friday.

His name escapes me at the second, but.

Well, Welcher was the prosecution's expert witness.

And then he also talked about the other expert that actually broke down the digital,

some of the digital timing. Sure. I'm talking about the defense's witness that came up there.

Oh, the defense witness. The defense witness, you're right.

His name escapes me, too.

It was dejorno or de jerno.

It's not delivery.

It's de jrano.

You're right.

It was something of that nature.

I just completely escapes me while we're on here live.

But anyway, there was just going back and forth for

four hours about basically a 30-second time window. And at the end of the day in all of this,

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