The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

The bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosive conducts a joint investigation with the postal inspectors. They get word that amy's husband, james, told an unnamed witness that he would like to shoot, stab or strangle rosenberg. The investigators question amy and james at length about these pipe bombs. But they insist, but the couple insists they're innocent. And also, it's just so interesting that something so intensely tragic happens in her family, and the family doesn't put her anywhere for her own good, doesn't yo? That's that part very interesting to me.