The surviving roommate opened her bedroom door and witnessed a masked man standing in her house.

She froze as the man walked right by her and out of the sliding glass door.

Now, why is that? Why is that victim number five?

Could be that he didn't see her as a threat.

She's not blocking the doorway.

Maybe he didn't see her at all.

Like, his focus is on the door.

I'm getting out of here.

I just killed four people. I want to escape as quick as possible and not even notice this person. And it could be also that like the game plan was to go there to kill one person. And then you go

into that bedroom and that person's next to somebody else. So now you got to kill the second person. Now you hear noise downstairs. Maybe Ethan and Zana

awake and they're like, I hear somebody in the house, someone's upstairs. And now your attention

is dropped to them. And so that becomes victim three and four. And then number five, just was it in your

route. You didn't see him or they didn't pose a threat and you're wearing a mask anyway, how could they

identify you? From the beginning, the police said this was a target attack. I'm assuming during

trial, we're going to learn a lot more about this case and what we know. And it could be something

very specific that he was fixated on one of the female victims. When he goes to kill the one girl,

he just, all these other people are collateral.

The surviving roommate that witnessed the murder in the house described him as 5'10,

athletically built but not muscular with bushy eyebrows.

She only had the opportunity to see this person for a couple seconds.

What could you remember in a couple seconds and then add in what was the lighting like?

What was your state of mind?

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