Q. I didn't think it did. I mean, you know you all were looking to see if there was any pathology in
this family on either John Ramsey's part or Patsy Ramsey's part, right?

A. We did.

Q. And you didn't find any, did you?

A. What do you mean by pathology, Mr. Wood?

Q. Mr. Thomas, please, you know what pathology means.

MR. DIAMOND: Don't give him that tone of voice or I'm going to pick him up and walk him out of
here.

MR. WOOD: If you want to pick him up and walk him out of here, if you think you're justified, do so.

MR. DIAMOND: Cut out the sarcasm. If you have a problem with his answer, move on to another
question.

MR. WOOD: All right. May I ask my question without your interruption, please?

MR. DIAMOND: You may.

Q. (BY MR. WOOD) Mr. Thomas, please, do you, sir, not know what I mean when I asked you
whether there was any pathology on the part of John or Patsy Ramsey from a criminal investigation
standpoint?

A. I simply asked you to explain to me what you mean by pathology.

Q. As used by the people that discuss that very term in your investigation. You knew what they
meant, didn't you?

A. I don't think, to answer your question, that there was anything remarkable or outstanding as far as
what you're inquiring about. Although, Pitt and others would describe to us their concerns about the
beauty pageant world and child beauty pageants, et cetera, if that's what we're talking about as far as
family history.

Q. Drug use, illegal drug use would be pathology, child abuse would be pathology, domestic violence
would be pathology, right?

A. Yes.

Q. You didn't find anything about that with respect to this family, did you, sir, John and Patsy
Ramsey?

A. Drug use, child abuse, or spousal abuse, not that I'm aware of.

Q. Anything along the lines of pathology that you believe you heard the investigation found, other
than Pitt and others you say commenting about beauty pageants?

A. No, there wasn't any sort of untoward history or certainly no criminal history that I was made
aware of.

Q. When you were in these presentations, either one or both, wasn't it discussed that the experts
hired by the Boulder Police Department did not believe that there was pathology?

A. I don't know to which experts you're referring.

Q. Well, Dr. Krugman, do you remember him?

A. Yeah, certainly. Dr. Krugman was the one who put forth the bed-wetting, toileting, and rage
scenarios.

Q. Ken Lanning of the FBI?

A. I remember Mr. Lanning from Quantico.

Q. What did Mr. Lanning say with respect to his expectation in a case like this in terms of whether
you would expect to find serious pathology or not?

A. I don't recall. I'll refresh myself at some point I hope with that report.