You know, Mike, we did some of the new information that came out from Dateline NBC.

Kohlberger's creepy cell phone and internet searches.

And a lot of the pictures that he had of Washington State University students,

apparently on his phone, of Idaho University students on his phone, Some of them that were friends of the victims.

That puts this at a whole different level. His Google searches, searching a paper that was done

on Ted Bundy. All of these things put this in an entirely different frame.

You know, I mean, you look at Kohlberger and Bundy, they even look a little bit alike,

maybe because the pictures are side by side. But what was he so infatuated by serial killers?

Did he long to be one? And that is one of the psychological

issues that we will perhaps talk to Dr. Joni on tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. But in your

assessment, Mike, doesn't this sort of tick up the sort of the scale of guilt

a little bit that he's

and of course people say

because he searched Bundy

and because he had these pictures doesn't make him a serial killer

you're 100% right

and we say

all the time in this show

almost all the evidence in this case is circumstantial.

And these searches are also circumstantial. Professor Mike.

Yeah, Bill, when you look at what has happened, four people were slaughtered in their sleep,

brutally with the knife. That is not a shot from, say, 40 yards away, very impersonal.

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