But one of the things I wanted to say was very interesting, Dr. Joni, that they found on his phone

pictures of students from the University of Idaho that were friends with the victims.

And allegedly, some of the pictures, he actually took pictures off of Facebook with his phone.

And could that have been how he was stalking these students?

Because they did them a favor.

They were already on social media.

And could he have become obsessed with them through a social media site like

Facebook? Dr. Jody, your thoughts? I mean, people can become obsessed with, you know, a poster

of a celebrity. We know that. So there's all different ways. We could use our imagination.

It wouldn't have to be that he saw this person face to face. He may have seen a picture on Facebook. He may have then tried to track this person down.

I mean, I would certainly think that it would not be out of the realm of possibility if he's doing

stalking or reconnaissance that he might also be kind of voyeuristic and kind of going around campus

taking pictures of people that he sees or trying to, you know, trying to do this in a way they don't see him. So that doesn't surprise me,

but it would certainly be so disturbing as a parent to think that your child's picture was on his phone.

Or I can't even imagine having a child who was supposed to go spend the night that night

and it didn't happen. But of course,

I really can't imagine what, as you have pointed out, the Gonzales family and what they've

gone through and how strong they've been and now parenting their other children and, you know,

try to navigate their grief at the same time they're, you know, parenting their own kids.

It's just, it's got to be just overwhelming.

That's just, it's just a Herculean task, I think.

You know, Dr. Joni, I 100% agree with you and trying to get on with your Steve

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