Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "EXPLORE WITH US" channel.

  1. I can't imagine the pressure he had to be under, teenage ELDEST first born son of an accomplished attorney, living in an affluent area, going to good schools, AP classes, high status friends, team sports...that's a lot. Not murder the whole family alot, but still alot.
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  2. Maybe I'm wrong, but if I was getting interviewed as a witness/bystander to a quadruple murder I unwittingly/unknowingly walked into, I'd not be greeting the interviewer with "I'm good, what's your name, Dave, good to meet you brah.." I'd probably be more like "I'm not good AT ALL, I just walked into a family I knew slaughtered in their house, wtf happened?! Who did this?"
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  3. 53:08 "I think that you killed your family". Imagine having to go to work on a normal day and say that to someone.
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  4. Right? Maybe it'd just me but I could imagine reacting like "My wife did what, to our kids? F her, where are the kids, how are they, can I see them, take me to them! Send her to prison of she did that! Wtf?!"
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  5. ​ @bailey7095  yeah maybe but not if they're abusing those kids. She did what? F that b, where are my kids I need to see them now take me there! It's like he has no protection instinct. Always put the kids first, they're the future, parents are supposed to sacrifice themselves for that future.
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  6. I worked several years for a major university, and the setup we had was our security group had keys to all the interior classrooms, but no keys for exterior doors, and the Campus Police had keys to all exterior doors, but no interior classroom doors. If we needed access to a locked building we called them, if they needed into a classroom we were called, because inside the rooms was our departments (IT) equipment and the PD didn't want to be liable for it. All doors were standard mechanical locks, nothing electronic or remote controlled, and we were open to the public.
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  7. Oh yeah, I have photos of the entire area. BUT I won't show them unless the USAF lets me...
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  8.  @lilwhat1874  imagine they didn't carry you at all because they were bickering and you die right there, then the shooter comes back and ices them. GET CLEAR FIRST.
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  9. And that entire time you were most likely surveilled.
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  10. He'd probably be an attorney like his dad (shudder).
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  11. I'd do just about anything to protect or help one of my siblings, I truly would, but how do you protect them from EACH OTHER like that? It's an impossible situation to be put in. You just lost TWO at once...
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  12. These days he could have gone on Fiverr and got that highschool massacre anime voiceover done in like 3 days for a under $100 lol. All jokes aside I've gotten some great voice acting done on Fiverr for what I considered very affordable. Now that I think about it, he could have used a free AI tool and not even needed a human and could have had a celebrity voice generate his voice acting scripts immediately.
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  13. As an older brother to baby sisters who are my best friends in life now that we're all adults, I'm 41 years old and if you out of nowhere TOLD ME MY 28 YEAR OLD YOUNGEST SISTER HAS BEEN BRUTALLY MURDERED by some crazy psycho, yeah, I might say something like "what did you do to my baby!?" when I come apart and freak the bleep out.
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  14. As famed 5th Amendment attorney Dr James Duane stated, If you are guilty, never speak to the police, but if you are innocent DEFINITELY never speak to the police, you will talk yourself into being guilty.
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