But it is very interesting because we're now learning everything that Ann Taylor knew for months and months and months.

So we didn't know how strong the case was. The public didn't know how strong the cases.

We had an inkling. We didn't know. But she knew. She knew the whole time how much they got on this

guy. What Dylan Morton said, what Bethany Funk said, you know, what the waiters at the

mad Greek said about him coming in and getting pizza. All of this information, she knew about it.

That's weighing on her mind because she's

thinking, okay, how many of these people are going to be witnesses against her client the whole

time? You know, look, you could say that you don't believe Banfield that she makes things.

This is on a witness document.

This is the result of the interview with Dylan Mortensen.

So how do we not take this as important evidence?

According to a surviving roommate, the killer, Brian Coburger,

used Kaylee Gonzalez's name before he ended her life.

If that surviving roommate was right,

he knew who Kaylee was.

He knew where Kaylee lived.

And it might just have been a targeted attack

with Kaylee Gonzalves being the target, or at least

one of the targets.

Here's where I want to add some context, and it's important context.

From the thousands of pages of case files that we had been reading since this crime was

committed nearly three years ago.

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