 What did the family know about this guy? The family doesn't have to do that. I mean, they don't have to talk to anybody. If it's the father's weapon, they do. Why? Because he owned the weapon and his son used it. His son stole it and killed him. You're saying he stole it. Nobody says he stole it. You're the one saying he stole it. But even if he gave it to him, so what? Okay, if he provided a weapon, he needs to answer questions. I'm telling you, there will be a further look into this legally. You would have to think that he knew that he was going to go and commit a crime for you to charge him with it. Negligence is true.