Good point.

He obviously had, he had some problems, you know.

Why our question is, and I think a lot of people's question is,

why did he go off the grid?

Why did he not seek counsel of his friends and his family?

Why did he choose to spend time in Japan by himself and then travel around by himself,

not if he was feeling this bad, this low.

Why, you know, we would ask, why wouldn't he have sought help?

And I think that, you know, some of you folks are objecting to us using the word

radicalized

in the chat, but this is, by all definitions, a terroristic act.

The Manhattan DA's office is looking to push this up to a murder first degree based on

an aggravating factor, which they're going to look at as a terroristic act.

He shot a head of a corporation, the CEO.

And in his writings, he specifically targeted this head of the corporation for many reasons

that are listed in his notebook and his writings.

So as the evidence just keeps mounting,

and folks, when we talk about this investigation

is not even close to being over,

they have a laptop they're getting a search warrant for.

There's been a search warrant for his cell phone, right?

Search warrant, of course, for the backpack where they found clothing that he wore during the, during these, the recon and the assault.

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