Bill, can I answer just one quick question from the chat?

Yeah, absolutely.

Okay. Vincent Murray had a really great question would be, would it be fraud if the members

of her family knew where she was, but set up a GoFundMe page nonetheless to try to make some

sort of money out of this situation? And I think the answer would be yes. If they

propagated a lie in order to benefit themselves from the public, they could possibly be

charged with larceny. But I don't know if that could be proven. But if it was true, Mr. Murray,

the answer is absolutely yes.

You know, Mike, there's a bunch of people in the chat that feel that the family fraudulently set up a couple of GoFundMe's, and they had taken down the Facebook page

because many people were interacting, and that's where they set up the GoFundMe.

So I don't think that they, that they were part of a fraud.

I don't think so either.

And I think that we also have to be very careful in how we charge the family.

After all, they're in mourning.

They lost their father.

Now Hannah Kobayashi is voluntarily missing, as they would say. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, so I think that it's possible,

but I don't think the family did that. I don't think they would do that. That would be terrible to do.

And I wouldn't try to impute any sort of criminal mindset to them.

But the person I'm really angry at is Hannah herself

because she had to know within a couple of days,

being in L.A.

and sending text messages to her aunt that

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