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Innocent!That really wasn't the point of my post though. It doesn't strike you as suspicious that he told his girlfriend that he "lost" his wife 2 and a half weeks before she went missing?
Innocent!That really wasn't the point of my post though. It doesn't strike you as suspicious that he told his girlfriend that he "lost" his wife 2 and a half weeks before she went missing?
It is. It looks bad.That really wasn't the point of my post though. It doesn't strike you as suspicious that he told his girlfriend that he "lost" his wife 2 and a half weeks before she went missing?
You watch the Netflix one and I'll watch Face to Face and we'll see where we both stand. I definitely feel strongly that he's guilty right now.It is. It looks bad.
Nice. Just downloaded it.View attachment 21848
Listened to this audiobook over the past week, and it was one of the more entertaining books I’ve ever read in terms of methodically going through a F.B.I. investigation step by step, and seeing just how thoroughly they look into every possible option, eliminating them one by one…..following every lead, no matter how crackpot, until they could definitively cross it off the list.
Highly recommend it…..also Richard Poe is the narrator, (he did Cormac McCarthy’s ‘Blood Meridian’ and Woodward and Bernsteins “All the Presidents Men’…..phenomenal narrator).
I think it’s currently free to Audible subscribers as well.
Haven’t watched the doc yet but I followed every single development in that case when it happened and I’m stunned this is a conversation again.Man, I don't know. From everything I've seen, he sure looks guilty. I've seen the Netflix one but not the Peacock one.
I mean, he went fishing 90 miles away from home... and the body just happened to be found in the exact area that he went fishing... 90 miles from home?
So I go fishing with my partner quite a bit but if I went missing, turned up dead in the body of water he was fishing at when he told my family he was golfing, there’s cement powder on the boat trailer, google searches of the tides, strands of my hair in a pair of pliers on the boat, he’s told his mistress I’m dead and he’s packed a getaway bag and any of you mfers are in the True Crime thread trying to say he didn’t do it, I would definitely haunt the everloving shit out of you guys.The fishing thing is super suspicious no doubt. But there are credible witnesses who saw her after she was supposed to be dead+her watch was pawned it appeared(It's missing to this day). Also, that van found near by that was burned with blood on a mattress. I have no idea why it still hasn't been tested. Also, everyone knew he was fishing there. The body could have been dumped there afterwards. It's also interesting there's a robbery across the street at the same time she goes missing.
I tend to think there'd be DNA somewhere. They don't even know when or how she died.
Genuinely confused about this too. I can’t make an alternate suspect fit in with the facts to provide reasonable doubt here.It does confuse me that The Innocence Project took this case.
Obviously, they are not infallible, but they've done so much great work over the years. It's hard to wrap my head around them putting time into this case when there are so many, far more innocent looking people locked up.
as an outside observer with no prior knowledge of any of this... I find this summary pretty compelling.So I go fishing with my partner quite a bit but if I went missing, turned up dead in the body of water he was fishing at when he told my family he was golfing, there’s cement powder on the boat trailer, google searches of the tides, strands of my hair in a pair of pliers on the boat, he’s told his mistress I’m dead and he’s packed a getaway bag and any of you mfers are in the True Crime thread trying to say he didn’t do it, I would definitely haunt the everloving shit out of you guys.
100% we would be trying to pin it on one of prestos alter egosSo I go fishing with my partner quite a bit but if I went missing, turned up dead in the body of water he was fishing at when he told my family he was golfing, there’s cement powder on the boat trailer, google searches of the tides, strands of my hair in a pair of pliers on the boat, he’s told his mistress I’m dead and he’s packed a getaway bag and any of you mfers are in the True Crime thread trying to say he didn’t do it, I would definitely haunt the everloving shit out of you guys.
Ahhhhh.... okay THAT makes more sense now. Phew.Genuinely confused about this too. I can’t make an alternate suspect fit in with the facts to provide reasonable doubt here.
Edit: I just googled, didn’t realize the LA Innocence Project is actually a separate organization from The Innocence Project.
Just finished the book. Definitely a great listen. Very similar read to "Bad Blood" and "Too Big to Fail" (also highly recommended). I took a lot of notes aside from the below, I'd be happy to share if anyone likes.View attachment 21848
Listened to this audiobook over the past week, and it was one of the more entertaining books I’ve ever read in terms of methodically going through a F.B.I. investigation step by step, and seeing just how thoroughly they look into every possible option, eliminating them one by one…..following every lead, no matter how crackpot, until they could definitively cross it off the list.
Highly recommend it…..also Richard Poe is the narrator, (he did Cormac McCarthy’s ‘Blood Meridian’ and Woodward and Bernsteins “All the Presidents Men’…..phenomenal narrator).
I think it’s currently free to Audible subscribers as well.