We are live here in Moscow, Idaho, camp outside the so-called Murder House where four

beautiful young co-eds, three girls, one guy lost their lives.

And I've got to tell you, there is an eerie silence here.

One thing I just noticed as I sat down at this fold-out table, about 20 feet from me is

an apartment complex, an apartment building right beside the Murder House.

And I can clearly hear an infant inside crying.

My point is that the video can, the security can, about 50 feet away from the Murder House,

a pierce of caught whimpering, muted whimpering.

At the time we believe the murders occurred of those four students.

And from what I can tell, now that is entirely possible, if not overwhelmingly probable.

I mean, I can hear everything that is happening right beside me.

And out of the street, there is no question that security can, could have picked up any

sounds, including a loud thud, or a dog barking, or whimpering.

And speaking of whimpering, I've got an all-star panel, I'll introduce them as we go along.

But to Cheryl McCollum, joining me, forensic expert, fat of the Col. K.S. Research Institute,

now star of Zone 7 and New Hit Podcasts.

Cheryl, when I hear that word, whimpering, I can't get away from it.

I cannot get away from one of those girls, or possibly Ethan, actually whimpering after

they've been stabbed.

You know, half awake, half asleep.

I'm not really even sure they were all asleep, Cheryl, because one of them just got

in door to ask it for something.

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