He wanted “someone who is easy to kill” and the murder to be “apolitical,” he allegedly told police. He also reportedly “sought someone ‘worthy’ of being killed, believing that the worse their original crime, the more justified the murder,” records show. Suresh reportedly tried to appear “trustworthy” and “as non-threatening as possible,” offering small talk and plenty of eye contact before asking his target’s name. “I knew I had the right guy,” Suresh allegedly told Brimmer before dropping his bag, notebook and coffee, and attempted to force entry into the home. You have to repent,” Suresh allegedly told Brimmer.