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So, Mike, you were at Austin City Hall this morning for the press conference.

I was watching it online.

It seemed very intense.

Can you lay out the latest developments?

What were they saying happened?

Yeah, so it was in the big room at City Hall, it was jam-packed.

There were more than 100 people in there.

A bunch of cops, a bunch of city officials, the mayor.

I didn't realize how many people had worked on this over the last 10 years.

I mean, there were people from South Carolina, Kentucky, Texas Rangers. There were a lot of guys with cowboy hats.

And I imagine a bunch of people who were retired now. Yeah. Right? Who used to work on it and

worked on it for... Exactly. There were cops in the audience who had worked on the case. And then

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