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The evidence is gone, but the nightmare continues.

Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor and defense attorney

Eric Fattis.

January 1st of 2025, it's a date that a lot of us are going to remember as the day, the year 2025 began

with terrorist attacks in the United States. Joining me to discuss the latest on this, as of our

recording, Eric Fattis, former prosecutor and defense attorney. This is going to be a very

fascinating one to watch and how this plays out.

And I want to get your take on this initially. You can kind of explain. Obviously, we have the

individuals who were initially responsible, at least physically responsible for these attacks at the scene,

both of them dead. As of our recording right now, there may be others out

there. There may be people who helped in this or planned in this. Legally, where does this

go from here with your two main perpetrators being deceased? Right. So at least as this investigation is developing, what it appears to some is that there

was a larger operation going on. Now, the individuals who are dead, of course, they cannot be

charged with a crime. So criminally, there's no option there. Civilly, is there a way to bring

a claim against their estates, possibly?

But is that really efficacious? It's hard to say. Really, where the focus is going to be going

forward, I think, is determining if there were other people involved, if this was a more concerted

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