And Robert, I want to ask you, do you think the FBI at this point knows more than they are telling us?

And are you surprised that there is no name yet, given those pretty clear pictures of his face?

No, I'm not surprised.

And we don't know that, to be honest with you, I'm author, that he's not identified.

I would, in my time, it's 35 years of the police department, we don't give out the name

once we get it until we make an apprehension effort.

Once that fails, then you give out the name.

So right now we really don't know.

And it wouldn't be surprising, but that image is pretty good.

We have another one that came in from a cab where you have a partial.

So things are mounting up right now.

So that's putting that out there, engaging the public through media, through social media, and through law enforcement partners.

That's how this gets done.

There's going to be a lot of phone calls on him.

Okay.

We're so hopeful that they will catch him and catch him soon.

Thanks.

So very interesting, right,

the take, and I've seen this Mary Eleanor tool before she's an FBI profiler. She knows her stuff.

She's pretty sharp. The monopoly money. And it's not, look, he's almost like he's playing games. He's teasing law enforcement.

And the second piece of evidence about that is on the spent shells, deposed, delay, and deny.

And I didn't know that each one of them had one word written on them. So deposed, delay, and deny. And I didn't know that each each one of them had one word written on them.

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