00:00When they arrest him, they find a lot of stuff.
00:05They find eight additional trash bags in his garage.
00:09They find the plywood that he had bought from a Home Depot that had the bloodstains of these three individuals.
00:16They found a cutting saw. They found a machete.
00:18They found a 357 with rounds in a rented car that Mr. Haskell had actually rented in this process.
00:28They found blood on mattresses, on beddings throughout the entire house.
00:34And then they put this case together, a case that was rock solid that would have been presented at this preliminary hearing had Mr. Haskell not killed himself over the weekend.
00:44Did they ever find the remains? I know that there was blood found at the house.
00:48Did they ever find the remains of the parents?
00:51They never did. Mr. Haskell never identified where those remains could be found.
00:58They never found those remains.
01:00The only remains they found was literally the torso of his wife that had been dismembered.
01:07Every part of a torso, other than the torso itself, had been cut off with a clean cutting saw by Mr. Haskell.
01:15Did you ever figure out a motive for something as heinous as this?
01:22Did anything surface in your investigation?
01:24We'll never know the true motive of Mr. Haskell, and he's no longer around.
01:30He decided to elude, finally, justice at the end by killing himself.
01:36But we are aware, and this evidence would have come out at the preliminary hearing, that Mr. Haskell had a girlfriend.
01:42And he was said at the end of that month of November 2023 to go to Japan with his girlfriend.
01:50He had bought himself a one-way ticket.
01:52He bought her a round-trip ticket.
01:54And he was said to go to Japan with this girlfriend at the end of that month.
01:58Now, whether that was the motive for this killing, whether there was something else, Mr. Haskell has now taken that answer to his grave.
