share. now, i think it is a common belief, especially on the inside, with inmates that that s one way to deter a search dog is either to put pepper on yourself or put person on your trail. it would be interesting to hear what your other guest has to say about that. yes, unfortunately, eric fogle had to run so we can t ask him right now. leave that hanging. we will leave that hanging. sure we can find out more about that but i wanted to ask you, clint, within the prison, how come other inmates must have known that they had hatched this plan. oh, yeah. and i think so, too. realize that as much as this honors wing, ward, whatever it is, even though they had rock n roll music and dance parties and they were cooking burgers and everything else, there was, as the governor said when this first happened, there was a lot of sound, punching through walls, drilling, grinding metal and everything else. inmates know what those sounds
if he tried to escape. so mentally and physically, everything was there within him. and realize, we have, as jim cavanaugh says, we had two cold-blooded killers. i mean, matt chopped up his boss into pieces, tortured him. we know sweat allegedly shot a deputy sheriff 22 times. there was no tears on the part of law enforcement trying to bring these two guys in. and if they didn t surrender shall there was only one other alternative they likely faced and of course, we industrial to hear what the final fate of mr. sweat might be. exactly. i also want to bring in eric fogle, maryland state police, retired. eric, you have worked with blood hounds, haven t you? yes, ma am, i have. training for about 21 years and actually handled them myself. what can you tell us about the search that went on for david sweat? i can tell that you most likely use blood hounds.