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The only thing that has been talked about is some worrisome behavior by MK that got uncovered in KSP's
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investigation. According to court docs, MK allegedly has a history of violent outbursts and mental instability.
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Now, he doesn't have a criminal history, but what investigators hear paints a really disturbing picture. According to
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court records, a guy named Timothy Lykins told investigators that he had gone to the McKinney house one night
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after drinking [music] at Seasons, you know, the usual. And he alleges MK pulled out a knife and
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said that he was going to kill everyone there. And like 20 people [music] were over, so
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everyone fled the basement, according to Timothy. And then Michael wrestled the knife away
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from MK. And Roy even told investigators that he was talking to MK the night of the murder, and MK was confiding in him
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that he was experiencing suicidal thoughts, and that he'd been hearing dark voices telling him to do bad
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things. Now, Roy says that he was really concerned, and he tried to comfort him,
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but like given how much he drank, Roy was in no shape to like help anyone. >> Right.
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But interestingly, MK's defense is not combating these charges with any kind of insanity defense. Which I mean, I feel
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like that would be a struggle to pull off, given that 6:00 a.m. call he made. Like, you're lucid enough to call 911
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about Roy like worried about his state. >> Right. So, if he wasn't experiencing an
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episode of psychosis, and he did murder Amber like police allege and the prosecution alleges,
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then what was that call? Was this premeditated? Was he trying to frame Roy with that
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call? I mean, it might be totally unrelated, but pointing the finger at Roy does seem to be the strategy for
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MK's defense.