In the consult, we discuss cases that are sexually violent in nature.

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Welcome to the consult.

I'm Julia Cowley, retired FBI agent and profiler,

and I'm joined by my colleagues, Angela Serser, Susan Costler-Drew, and Bob Drew, who are also retired FBI profilers.

Today is part two of our analysis of the murder of Robert Wan, and we're joined again by

retired United States Assistant Attorney Glenn Kirchner.

In part one, Glenn briefed us on the people involved in this case, the events

leading up to and surrounding Robert's murder, as well as several of the unusual aspects of

the crime scene. Now we're going to dive right back in with our questions for Glenn.

Back to the stab wounds to the chest.

On the autopsy, it shows that the blunt, I want to say the blunt side of the knife, the thicker side of the knife was

more to downward and the sharp side of the knife was more upward. So I'm just wondering

if you had any idea or if the medical exammer had an opinion as to the offender or offender's location in relation to Robert when those stab wounds

were made.

Because it's interesting.

They, the wounds are front to back, right to left, slightly downward.

The knife seems to be in a different direction.

If you were holding it and coming forward and stabbing in a

downward direction, sort of like the psycho.

Yeah.

That wouldn't be how you would.

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