You and your colleagues out there. The investigators, the detectives. You're like...

Ted Bundy: You and your colleagues out there. The investigators, the detectives. You're like fishermen out on the water. You throw your bait in, you're trying to catch your fish. The smaller fish... the inexperienced ones, the ones that are still driven by their ego... well, they're going to fight for that. They're going to swim up, they're going to try to get that hook. They don't know it's a hook because they're stupid. They're arrogant. You'll catch a lot of those fish. But occasionally, your bait will sink a little lower... to the mid-level, and that's where the medium size fish are. They're hard to catch. You only catch them when they're lazy or their egos get the better of them. You get them, you pull them up, you mount them on your wall, you get your press conference, you write your book. But deep down... in the deepest depths of the sea, is where the biggest fish are. You have no idea how big they are. You have no idea how long they've been down there. They see everything. They watch everything. Sometimes they eat the smaller fish. But they don't take the bait. The only way you can catch them is to become one of them. You can't do that. You won't do that. Not yet. Maybe someday... if I can trust you... I'll take you under the water with me. You can see how deep all this goes