- Hello friends. How are you today? Hope you're having a wonderful
day so far, happy Monday. My name is Bailey Sarian
and today is Monday. Welcome to another episode of, Murder, Mystery and Make-up Monday. If you're new here,
every Monday I sit down I talk about a true crime story, that's been heavy on my noggin. And I do my makeup at the same time. I do my makeup because, it just like keeps me
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below what you guys think. I always like hearing or reading
what you guys have to say about these true crime cases. You guys are pretty
good with your theories, on a lot of the cases we've talked about. The last couple of cases have been, a lot of itation of the situation. Like there's been a lot of
eating of the bodies going on. So, I thought, okay, let's like step away. Today's story, I want to
talk about Rebecca Zahau, and her very mysterious
case there is just, it's just like what the hell. That's what it is. It's a, what the hell case. If you are curious as to what
products I use on my face, I do list everything down in
the description box below. So, don't forget to check that out. But other than that, I will stop rambling, and let's get into this tragic story. So, this story, like I said,
is about Rebecca Zahau, but there is also a lot that
kind of went on in the house. Most of my stories, I kind
of try and talk about, the whole family background and get you, give you an idea of where
they come from essentially. But I just feel like there
are so many different names, and people involved in this case, that it could get really overwhelming. Get to the point. Bailey, get to the point. I'm gonna start off with Max Shacknai. And Max was a six year old boy, in 2011 is when this happened. And his parents were Jonah
Shacknai, and Dina Romano. Jonah, who was 54 at the time, he was a wealthy CEO of
a pharmaceutical company, who mainly sold Restylane cosmetic filler. He was a self-made billionaire. He had a lot of money. He also had a very stiff face. No, that's not funny. So, his primary residence was in Arizona. He would vacation pretty
often at the Spreckels Mansion in Coronado, California. Now, Coronado is for one beautiful, but all the houses are
millions of dollars. I mean, it's for the very
rich and wealthy people. So, Jonah and Dina were
together, they were married, and then they had the son named Max, and they divorced in 2008. Rebecca Zahau who was 32, her and Jonah Shacknai were a couple. They had met at job that Rebecca
was working at in Arizona. They seemed very in love and very happy. Rebecca was staying at
the Spreckels Mansion, in Coronado for the summer. And she was with the
family, Max and Jonah. And then her sister, Xena, who was 13, she came to visit from Missouri. So, the Spreckels Mansion was the biggest and most beautiful home in Coronado. Some reports say that it had 27 bedrooms, but actually I looked it up, 'cause it's for sale right now. It has 10 bedrooms, 11
bathrooms, right on the ocean. It's beautiful. If I say it's one more time. So, on July 11th, 2011, Rebecca was with her
sister who was visiting, and they were at the Spreckels Mansion, Jonah, he was at work. Max was a happy well-developed
six year old boy, his mother reports that he
was not a dare devil at all. So, somehow that day Max
had taken a pretty bad fall, over the second story, banister
of the Spreckels Mansion. And then that turned into fatal injuries. Nobody witnessed Max fall. It's really unclear as to what caused Max to go over the banister. There are tons of theories as
to what could have happened. He was riding his scooter and
he fell off and foul play. But what we know for sure is that, Max was found on the first floor, with fractured facial bones
and a spinal cord injury. Resting on Max's leg, was his scooter, and the chandelier that was
hanging from the ceiling, it had broken off and it had fallen. It wasn't on him though,
but it had fallen. Two other people present in the home at the time of Max's fall, was Rebecca and her sister. Both of them reported that
they hadn't seen Max fall. They had no idea as to what happened. Rebecca had reported that
she was in the bathroom at the time, and her sister was getting
ready to like take a shower. So, Rebecca is in the bathroom and she just heard just
a really loud noise. And then she came running out and she saw that Max was injured. She called over to her
13-year-old sister, call 911. Rebecca says that when she
ran out to like go find Max on the floor that he was conscious, and he was saying the word ocean, and ocean was the name of their dog. So, she thought maybe he was trying to say that the like it was the
dog that did it or something but she did tell first responders, that he was saying the name ocean. First responders they would
later on testify in court, that they overheard Rebecca saying, "Dina is going to kill me." And Dina was Max mother. When Max was taken to
the children's hospital, Max was unresponsive
and he wasn't breathing. So, a lot of people questioned Rebecca, like how did he, how was he saying ocean, if when he was being
transferred to the hospital, he wasn't even breathing, he wasn't even responsive. A lot of people started
to kind of question, what really happened? Investigators reported that Max, he played on a scooter, he
played with soccer balls, like in the hallway area, like that's kind of where
he would play a lot. Many have alleged that Max was either, like riding his scooter
in the house and tripped, or either the dog came into play somehow and he tripped and fell, and then that's how he
fell over the railing, grabbed onto the chandelier on
his way down and then crash. There are others who
highly disagree that like, this can't even be possible. There's no way that this happened. Max's mother ended up
hiring a private firm, to really look into Max's fall. They concluded that
Max's center of gravity, was far too low to allow him to go over the railing along with his scooter. Also, they said that the
shag carpet in the hallway, it was just way too thick, that it would have prevented
Max to ride at a speed, that would throw him over the banister. Max, he had no cuts on his hands, despite the fact that he
supposedly grabbed the chandelier on the way down, but after this private firm
had looked into Max's fall, they couldn't even like replicate, how this could have happened. And they concluded, it had to be foul play that was involved. But when the scooter was looked at, it was shown that on the
bottom of the scooter, there was like white
paint and white markings and some dents. And it lined up exactly what the dents that were on the railing of the staircase. There were some theories
that Max was trying to like, use his scooter and go down the railing, he ended up falling and then
he grabbed onto the chandelier, and like took that down with him. Remember Razor scooters on
YouTube and on TV and stuff, you would see like kids
using the scooters to go down railings, to go over like staircases, pretty much just act a
fool on their scooters. So, some theories were saying that, Max was trying to go down
the railing or something, and do one of these tricks he saw. But unfortunately, he ended up falling. Police investigators
ended up concluding it, a terrible and tragic accident. Max was rushed to a local
children's hospital by ambulance, and was in critical condition in ICU. His parents, Dina and Jonah
were right there by his side, like the entire time. It didn't look too good for poor Max. So, Dina had called up
her twin sister Nina, and Nina flew into town to come, be there for her sister,
be there for the family. Rebecca went to the
airport to pick up Nina, and then Nina would later say that Rebecca was acting really strange. Whenever she asked her
like what had happened, she was kind of beating around the bush. Like she wasn't giving a straight answer. The next day, Rebecca also went down to
the airport to pick up Jonah, his younger brother and his name is Adam. And Adam worked on the Mississippi River. And he was a tugboat
pilot since like 1997. So, she picked up Adam, that way the whole family could come in and be there to support. Max remained on life support in ICU. His condition did seem to
be stable or even improving, Adam, Jonah, Rebecca, they all like went home for the night, and they had dinner on July 12th, 2011. And then Jonah, the Dad, he went back to the children's
hospital to be next to Max, Adam and Rebecca ended up staying
at the home by themselves. Adam stays out in the guest house. It's fine though, 'cause the
guest house is massive too. And then Rebecca was in
the large house by herself, because her sister had flown
back the day before, okay? I know we're getting there. So, Adam is in the back house, he reported saying that he
took an Ambien sleeping pill, and then he fell asleep
around 8:00 p.m. on July 12th. The next morning, July 13th at 6:48 a.m. Adam he called 911. So, on this 911 call, Adam
says that he found a body. It was bound, gagged, nude and hanging from the second story
balcony of the mansion. On the 911 call, the first
thing you hear Adam say is, "Yeah, got a girl hung
herself at the house, on Ocean Boulevard across from the hotel, where you guys came
yesterday for the boy." Like, the 911 call is weird. Why did he call her just a girl? And he knew who she was. So, the whole thing was just
kind of, that was weird, and that will come into play later on. Adam said that he was going to get coffee, and then that's when he spotted Rebecca. Adam says, when he found
Rebecca, she was completely nude. She was gagged by a long
sleeve blue T-shirt, the body on the T-shirt
was wrapped around her neck three times, the sleeves of the
T-shirt were double-nodded and stuffed into her mouth, her hands were bound behind her back and her feet were also bound. Rebecca's body was hanging
by a reddish orange rope, tied around her neck. The same type of rope was
used to bind her hands and her feet as well. The other end of the rope
was tied to the bed frame in the bedroom in which
Rebecca was staying. Adam says when he saw
Rebecca's body hanging, that he ran to the kitchen, he grabbed a knife and he
grabbed a three-legged table, he brought it out there, so, he could get on the
table and cut the rope. He then says he removed the T-shirt that was around Rebecca's
neck and in her mouth, he removed that, and then
he began to perform CPR. For some odd reason, I guess like this story had
gotten out to news outlets, and then they sent out
like a news helicopter. And this helicopter went around the house. They captured Rebecca's body
which was still outside, and it was, she was still naked. She wasn't even covered. And then they showed it on TV. They blurred it. But what the F are you guys doing? 'Cause the police had already been there. I'm just a nobody, but
from my understanding, most of the times at a crime scene they cover the body with something, but they didn't like they just left Rebecca out there still nude on the grass. This made the family extremely upset. I mean, for obvious reasons,
any of us would be upset, if that happened to like
one of our family members. Why were they showing it on the news? So, the San Diego medical examiner, he arrived on the scene 12 hours, after Adam's original line on 911 call. For 12 hours, Rebecca's
body was just still outside and she wasn't covered, over 12 hours. This made a lot of people upset. They believed it was proof of
a compromised investigation. The medical examiner, he determined that Rebecca's
official cause of death was suicide by hanging. On her autopsy report, it showed that she had injury to her neck, she had fractures to the left arm, and also in the autopsy report, there were multiple scattered
like bruises and abrasions on Rebecca's back, arms and legs. Autopsy examiner believed
that this happened because Rebecca didn't go
straight over the balcony, they believe that she felt at an angle, and when she fell she
must've like hit large plants under the balcony. There really wasn't much around
the balcony for her to hit. So, yeah, it just is like, are you sure? They also ran a toxicology
report and it showed that she had no drugs or
alcohol in her system. They estimated that her time of death was around 3:00 a.m. on July 13th, 2011. So, if we go back to Rebecca's bedroom, a red rope can be seen
tied with a slip knot to one leg of the bed. On the floor near the bed
is a plastic garbage bag, a small paintbrush and a large paintbrush, a large kitchen knife and
a small kitchen knife. Under the plastic bag was
a tube of black paint, so, Rebecca's hands and her feet, they were widely reported in
the media to be nautical knots. The police investigators, they had said that the
type of knots utilized, were a cleat hitch knot and a slip knot. It isn't exactly inaccurate
to describe these as nautical knots, they're not exclusively used in boating, but for the most part
they are used in boating. A slip knot is extremely simple to create, but a cleat hitch knot is
a bit more complicated. This type of knot is most
commonly used in sailing. Now, pop quiz. Do you remember when I said, Adam did as a profession in the beginning when I introduced Adam? And he was a tugboat
pilot since like 1997. Now, investigators came
back and they were like, these are very common knots. Everybody knows how to use these knots, they're not complicated to do. It's completely overblown by the media. And when I heard that, I
was like, bitch shut up. No, you're familiar with Coronado at all, it's right on the water, and a lot of people do own boats there, a lot of people do go out on the water, in their fancy boats. A lot of people were saying, well, Rebecca and her boyfriend, they would go out, take the boat, and they would go out all the time like, Rebecca would know how to tie these knots. But Rebecca's family would say, that Rebecca would
complain all the time like, "He never takes me out on the boat, we only take it out like once a year, we never use the boat." You look at the pictures like these knots, they look kind of complicated. So, also, Rebecca's feet were very dirty, and they took a look at the balcony and the balcony was very dirty, and her footprints were
shown like on the balcony, you can see like a V-shape. So, they saw that it lined up with why her feet were so dirty. And then they also saw like
a little bit of a boot print. Now, the police, they said
it was a police boot print, but they didn't like test
it or anything like that. They just assumed that
it was the police boot. So, we haven't even mentioned
the painted message, that was in the bedroom. A door in the bedroom. There were words that were
painted like a secret message, that was painted on the door. And it said, quote, "She saved him, can you save her?" I was about to say suspicious,
but like that's just creepy. The whole thing, it gives you the creeps when you see it like, what the kind of fucking shit is going on. Everybody has their theories
as to what it means. Police have never figured it out. They did not find any
other DNA in there room, besides Rebecca's. So, then a witness comes forward. There was a next door neighbor, she had heard screaming
and it sounded like a woman and she was screaming for help, and she was just, there
was a lot of screaming. She heard a lot of
screaming and happening. So, when the police
interviewed this neighbor, they were like, they pretty much told
her that she was wrong, that she heard screaming coming
from a different direction, and then they just pretty
much brushed this lady off. No one ever interviewed her again. Rebecca's family contacted a
high-profile Seattle attorney, her name was Anne Bremner. We're just gonna call her Anne. And that was in the fall of 2011. And then after reviewing the case details, Anne she agreed with
Rebecca's family that, the suicide ruling was suspicious. And Anne actually offered to
take Rebecca's case pro bono. So, Anne had some pretty
like high connections. She brought in this guy,
his name was Dr. Wedge. He was a doctor, a renowned
forensic pathologist. And he had over 17,000
autopsies under his belt. So, like he's seen some shit. So, she brings him in. So, they decide to do a second autopsy. But even though like she was in bond, he still had like several findings. So, there were some things
that this guy he agreed with, they both noted that there was a lot of damage to Rebecca's neck. She had severely torn muscles, in the front and sides of her neck. Well, he agreed that
the findings regarding Rebecca's neck injuries are
consistent with hanging. They are not exclusive to just hanging. He believed that they
could also be consistent with strangulation as the cause of death. Anne, she found it odd, that Rebecca's hair was
tucked under the news. So, she thought this was
odd because many people especially women with
longer medium to long hair, in most cases, they will
pull out their hair, from whatever is around their neck. Whether it's a shirt color on news, she said that most women,
when they are found if they did commit suicide, that their hair will be pulled out. It was very strange that
Rebecca's hair was not pulled out which I thought that was so interesting, 'cause it's little things like that, that you don't think about,
but are kind of big clues. I don't want it to sound
like these are my words, because if they're not my words, this is coming from Anne, like she's saying that most women, if they were to commit suicide,
they wouldn't do it naked. And that was something that
needed to be noted as well. Also on both of the autopsy reports, there have been four areas
like on top Rebecca's head, that there was a hemorrhage,
near the top of her scalp. When the first autopsy was done, there was a theory that Rebecca
did not fall straight down over the railing that she
kind of felt sideways, remember at like an angle. And that her head came into
contact with trees or bushes or the balcony itself causing
the small hemorrhages. Bailey get together. When the second autopsy was done, they were convinced that
like, this was not the case. They believed it could have been caused by intentionally inflicted blows to the head. Okay, so, then comes in lividity. Lividity is pulling a blood
in the body after death causing purple or like a
purple-ish discoloration of the skin. So, if a person dies on their back, most likely there will be a pool of blood, that would go with the
position of the deceased. So, if you die on your back, then there's gonna be a pool of blood, like on your backside. Medical examiners they will use lividity, to help determine the time of death and what position the body
was in at the time of death. Also be used to determine if
the body has been moved at all, post-mortem. Lividity, it may begin
as soon as 30 minutes once the person has died, becomes fixed like or
permanent four to six hours after death. So, when the autopsy was done on Rebecca, the lividity was fixed in Rebecca's back. If Rebecca had died as
a result of hanging, then the lividity would have
been fixed in the lower limps. So, in the original autopsy report, they said that there was blood
present in Rebecca's vagina. Isn't that suspicious? They know, or they think that
Rebecca was on her period. I know, watch all the
guys in the room cringe. And thank God she was and get into that. So, Rebecca's side of family, oh, my gosh, are you serious? My lights keep going out. Then there was this doctor, Dr. Goodwin. He was another like forensic analysist, but he looked at the images
that were provided of the scene, and remember, earlier how we talked about, like there was another
footprint on the balcony, the police officer said,
well, it was a police boot. It's not another footprint,
and it's a police boot. Well, this guy, Dr. Goodwin, he looked at this
photograph of the footprint, and then he compared it to
like a police boot and whatnot. And he determined that the boot print was not from police officers. It didn't line up with police officers, it didn't line up with Rebecca, because Rebecca was barefoot. And he went on the Dr. Phil
show and pretty much broke down, all that didn't make sense. There was somebody else on the balcony. And then oddly enough, Dr. Goodwin, he got forced off of Rebecca's case, but he never fully explained
like why he got forced off. So, then guess what? There's more. Okay, when Rebecca's death
happened, they took in, computers and stuff for
evidence to look at and phones to look and see if they could kind of put some pieces together, right? So, they took Adam's phone, because Adam was at the house that night. Anyways, so they take Adam's phone, and guess what they find on his phone. No, I'm not judging. I'm not, you're allowed
to like this kind of stuff but like, it fits in with the story. They believe that sometime
on the night of July 12th or even the next, like
early next day, July 13th, somebody we can't say Adam, somebody had searched terms
like sexy Asian girls, and Bondage Anime. So, again, even if he's like into that, I mean, whatever but the odd, come on, him looking at it the night
before that she gets murdered, and she ends up being bound and whatnot. Like, and then of course,
police investigators because they seem to be
on team Adam over here, they say that, somebody must
have accessed the computer. Now, Adam, allegedly,
he did admit to looking at pornography on his iPhone
on the morning of July 13th. So, then in 2010 Rebecca's family, they had filed a $10
million civil lawsuit. They had claimed that
Rebecca's death was a murder. Civil lawsuit itself
named Nina, Dina and Adam. And it claims that Rebecca
was beaten, gagged, and strangled before being
thrown over the balcony railing, the lawsuit would eventually
drop both Nina and Dina. Nina and Dina both had solid
alibis at the hospital, by her son Max's side, video
footage of this as well. So, it was pretty solid. And then Dina was at Nina's house. But some, like she had an alibi. Some, I think the neighbors
saw her enter the house, but Adam didn't have a solid alibi. So, he still is like the number one focus. So, once Dina and Nina and
their alibis had come out, they came out with their alibis, that's when Rebecca's family,
their attorney, Keith Greer, that's when he publicly apologized to both Nina and Dina
at a press conference. Honestly, it's extremely
unusual for an attorney to make this type of public
apology to former defendants. So, I thought that was nice. Is that the right word? It takes a big person to
like publicly apologize. Rebecca's family, alleged that
Adam was solely responsible for murdering Rebecca in the
early morning of July 13, 2011. This lawsuit was
permitted to move forward. The civil wrongful death trial, it began in February of 2018, the Zahau family was being
represented by Keith Greer, the defendant Adam he was
represented by attorney Dan Webb. And Dan Webb, I understand, okay, it's fine, he's got a job to do Bailey get over it. But Dan Webb was considered
like the best of the best. He represented a ton
of high-profile cases, and he was even contacted by Donald Trump. But Dan had to turn him away, because he was quote unquote, "Too busy." So, Dan tends to represent
a lot of the bad guys. He's really good at it too. And in the video I was
watching of the trial, Dan looks like he's about to die. He is intimidating. Not that that matters,
but it's just a side note. He looks like a toad, a side
note about civil trials. In criminal cases, the
jury has to determine that the defendant is guilty
beyond a reasonable doubt. Civil trials also very rarely results, in the defendant being incarcerated. Civil trials generally
deal with monetary damages against the defendant. This was a civil case was because, the San Diego Police Department determined that Rebecca's
death was a suicide, and they were not willing to reopen it in order to take Adam to court. So, that's why they went
the civil lawsuit way. But the reason the family was doing this, wasn't because of the money, like they went into this knowing that Adam didn't have money. He wasn't a rich guy. His brother was, but Adam
wasn't wealthy at all. They did it to pretty
much show everybody else, that he is responsible for this, in hopes that they could open this case and then be able to put him in jail. Oh, no, we weren't filming. Okay, so, Adam's lawyers, they argued in their opening arguments, that there was absolutely
no evidence that placed Adam at the scene of Rebecca's death. And they had a point, honestly. There was no fingerprints,
no DNA, nothing. And he stated that over
and over and over again, to really like drill it
into the juror's head. I mean, he's not wrong. There isn't any proof. So, then Adam gets called
to the witness stand. Now, he is just like so nonchalant, the way he speaking is just sounds, I don't know, just as
well, demeanor is like. I bet you if he would
have acted remorseful, sad, shed some tears, I bet you, it would have been
a different outcome for him, because they played it
so heavy on the fact that there was no physical evidence, but the way he's acting
makes you feel like, what a dush, he's not
even like sad or sorry about what happened. I mean, that's my opinion. So, then they play the 911
call for the jury, of course. Because like, the 911 call was so weird. And when Adam calls 911, he doesn't even refer
to Rebecca by her name. He just says that, "I've got a woman here,
who has hanged herself." When they asked him about
that, he's just like, "Well, she was a woman." And so, they ask him like
about these types of knots that are used on Rebecca. Like what about these knots? Do you use these often? And of course he says, "No, I have no idea how
to tie those knots." And you just wanna roll your eyes to the back of your head, 'cause you're like, dude, you
work on boats, I don't know. Anyways, then April 2nd, we have like the closing
statements going down and Keith Greer comes in, he
brings in a realistic mannequin of Rebecca to the courtroom and it shows, I won't show you the image cause it, yeah, but it's a lifelike doll
that looks like Rebecca, and it's hanging and she's naked, and it's just adding more
shock to what really happened. Keith was able to like piece
together a solid timeline, as to what happened that night. He believes that Rebecca
was in the shower, she turned it off, and then there was a spot
of blood in the shower from her period, so, they know like the water was off, 'cause it didn't run the
blood down the drain. Once Rebecca gets out of the shower, Adam then confronted her. Something happens where she ends up on the opposite side of the house. They know this, because
there are drops of blood a dropped towel and her
cell phone on the floor. So, then they believe that
she was struck on the back of the head four times by
Adam by some kind of object, then she was knocked out unconscious, she was bound and gagged, and then sexually assaulted by Adam. And then he proceeded to strangle
her before she was hanged. And they believed the
motive was due to rage about what happened to Max. So, then the defense for
their closing statements, and they just go in heavy with
saying over and over again, that there's no evidence
proving Adam did this, no fingerprints, no DNA,
nothing leading back to Adam. And the jurors determined
that Adam was responsible for the death of Rebecca Zahau. So, they determined that
Adam owed the family over $5 million in damages. And again, they made it
clear in a statement that, they knew Adam didn't have
money and it wasn't about money. They just wanted to get
the Sheriff's department, to open up this case, do their job, and that it clearly wasn't a suicide. Adam has always denied
all the allegations, and initially appealed the jury's verdict. Right after he comes out of court, the media asks him, they interview Adam, he's just like angry, right? And he calls the whole family posers, which it's like what
the hell does that mean? But it made a lot of people upset. If he truly is innocent,
and he's being accused of awful things that were done to Rebecca, of course, you have a right to be angry. He should've gotten like
some kind of counsel, or something on how to act, because the way he was
acting towards the media, and certain interviews, it's like, dude, what are you doing? You're just making yourself
look more or guilty. He just comes off as a dush. However, in February a
judge dismissed the case, but noted the verdict
against Adam would remain, which I don't quite
understand why they did that. And attorney for Adams said that, while the verdict remains on file, it now lacks legal standing
and cleared Adam's name. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department, reopened the investigation. But once again, they
determined in December of 2018, that Rebecca had taken her own life. That is this awful story
about Rebecca Zahau, and also Max. Poor Max, if foul play
was involved with Max, I feel so awful because it
completely got overshadowed. My own personal opinion is, I believe that Adam was
involved physical evidence, but the fact that like a
lot of their stuff was like, wiped down is super suspicious. The fact that the knife had
possibly been inserted into her, is awful because how she was tied up, all of it is just weird. And then the saying on the wall, like, what was that? So, Rebecca's husband, he wanted the police
department to reopen the case, because he did want some
closure for Rebecca's family. So, he wasn't against it, but he did pay for all the
legal to represent Adam. So, that's why he got like
the best of the best attorney. He didn't believe his
brother did it at all, but the guy comes from
a lot of money, right? Like he's a self-made
billionaire or whatever. So, he has all the money in
the world to pay people off. I believe that maybe he's
been making donations to the police department. I don't know, like maybe
he has some kind of tie, to the police department
where they felt like they needed to be loyal to him in a way, and that's why they just closed the case and didn't look into it, because if they prosecute the brother, then maybe, I don't know. It just shows though,
like if you have money, you could get away with anything. And shit like that,
drives me fucking bonkers. I would love to hear
your theory on this case. Let me know down below
your thoughts, theories, what you got to say. But other than that, I appreciate you so much for
hanging out with me today, I hope that you have a really good day, you make good choices, and I will be seeing you guys later. Bye.
