But the other part of this, of course, is this selfie.

Was he sort of being self-congratulatory that I just murdered these four kids?

And he's the thumbs up with his left hand is the thumbs up.

I just killed these four kids.

And if that is, you know, we view that on the thumbnail that it's creepy. Very creepy that he did that.

Let me get back. It put Banfield back on and they're going to speak about this.

Giving the thumbs up and being super proud, looking freshly washed right in front of the shower.

And this was exactly at, was it 1039, that photograph that that was taken?

1031, 1031 a.m. 1031. November, yeah, November 13th, so the day of the murders, the murders

happened sometime around 4 a.m. This is 1031 a.m. I was looking at it really closely. It looks

like maybe he's in the bathroom,

like in front of a shower, if you look closely. And this, again, was just sort of buried in

these new court documents. We haven't really seen photos of them like this before, but they

recovered this photo from his phone. And the reason that the prosecution is so interested in

this photo is because of roommate Dylan's account

that he had, that whoever came into their home had bushy eyebrows. That was one of the main

things that she said. So this is apparently the photo closest to that time period of when the murders

happened. And the prosecution wants to use this photo at trial to show the jury so they can look

at this picture for themselves and decide whether or not he's got bushy eyebrows.

I, you know, one of the other things I question here, Mike, is that if the prosecution just

released this evidence that to us is so powerful, what else do they have?

What else haven't they released yet?

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