Rod Blagojevich

Yeah, good to see you again.

The purse and the phone being there, I feel like that's new to me.

Maybe I knew the phone was there, but I didn't know the purse.

Of course, it's obviously tragic to watch her go through that.

I think I have more questions now than before.

And one of my biggest questions is, why are we messing around with the front door?

Why is there blood on the front door?

If we have a propped open back door, why aren't we just going out that way?

So I have more questions now than I had before.

Yeah, I was going to echo Randi's sentiment in that she continued to say that the family was really focused on, no, you don't understand.

As if they're trying to explain to the police, the police had a narrative.

It sounds to me like the police had a narrative that they were saying to her, like, this happens all the time.

I'm sure it's nothing.

You know, they're trying to minimize it and downplay it.

You know, people go missing or walk away all the time.

She's old, yada, yada.

And they're saying, no, no, no, you don't understand.

This isn't like the others.

Yeah, I think that's what she said.

And so to me, it sounded like they were trying to impress upon law enforcement to take this more seriously.