i cover a case in florida where justin barber shot his wife and shot himself i think five times. and miraculously survived. on his hard drive was a search for how to shoot yourself and survive. that is so specific to that crime, isn't that a case where it's just better evidence, in terms of it doesn't matter at this point who was searching, it's pretty clear there's a nexus there? >> internet searches are fascinating as evidence because they're a glimpse into the meanderings of our mind. if you think about everything you've searched for, does it really draw an accurate picture of who you are? it's easy to take -- of all the internet searches we do and men, all the internet searches, we search some pretty horrific things. if you looked at mine, it might be all murders and mayhem. it's a difficult thing. are they admissible as evidence? yes, if they're authenticated. what do they really tell us about intent? and certainly if you isolate one search, this sounds like a very speck one, the one you talked about, very specific, and i think very damning. but, again, you have to look at i