yep. that they were concerned about. they ve rendered that now safe. i don t know, it is unclear whether or not that was an actual explosive device or hoax device. we see that sometimes in these situations. basically bomb squads have the ability to render the device safe. there s a way to they use a way to fire water at a high rate of speed off using a shotgun shell to be able to essentially slice up whatever they think may be dangerous. that s what they ve done in this circumstance to be able to make sure whatever they were looking at, whether it was a real device or not, they could destroy it without it going off. that s a good thing for the law enforcement that s there, make sure that nobody else gets hurt as they start to go into the detective and evidence recovery phase of this as they were just talking about. all right. jim cavanaugh, want to go back
here, hidden behind a picture frame, was this cigarette box, and inside, a shotgun shell, 12 gauge, the same gauge as used in the murders. and there was more folded up in that little box. this letter apparently meant for greg fester, that said, quote, and this bullet? well, bunny, it s the only thing left. and i loved it. but that s something we ll talk about one day. but it s here also because that s something i did for you. me. and for you to love me as much as i love you. that s the end of the quote. when you read the material that you found, what did you think? that this was so bizarre. that gives you a mind-set of the type of person we were dealing with. reporter: then, roarer found a notebook. incredibly, with more words penned by jessica reid. i killed someone.
frame was a shotgun shell. there was more in that little box, this letter apparently meant for greg fester that said quote, and this bullet, well bun bunny, it s the only thing left, and i loved it. but that s something we ll talk about one day. but it s here also because that s something i did for you. me and for you to love me as much as i love you. that s the end of the quote. when you read the material that you found, what did you think? this was so bizarre. that gives you the mindset of the type of person we were dealing with. then roarer found a notebook, incredibly with more words penned by jessica reed. i killed someone. he was older. i loved it. i wish i could do it all the time. if greg doesn t watch it i m
explosives, you call a smaller explosive with a higher explosive with more volatile explosives. what look like king at the video is either the difference between the initiator, the blasting cap like a shotgun shell, that went off, but the main charge did not. it was a low order, and also in evidence of that with the picture of his body with a lot of lacerations. the other idea is that he use a low explosive device like black powder, and when you sent that off, any weakness in the container, it will vent. in other words blowing up, it will burn out. the video can show either of those scenarios. a little tidbits of information and worked alone, electronic background and etiquette history background, i think i would lean more towards a low explosive, something were commonly
on an easter evening six weeks before in murdoch, nebraska. rohr went to reid s place, a sort of flophouse for teens, as he called it. what we were looking for was anything at all that would tie them to nebraska or any other location that they were at during their crime sprees. keith morrison: ooh, and he found it, all right. here, hidden behind a picture frame, was this cigarette box and inside, a shotgun shell, 12 gauge the same gauge as used in the murders. and there was more folded up in that little box. this letter, apparently meant for greg fester. it said, quote, and this bullet, well bunny, it s the only thing left. and i loved it, but that s something we ll talk about one day. but it s here also because that s something i did for you, me and for you to love me as much as i love you.