Alaina Kelley

Allegedly.

That's what is claimed.

Fortunately, he soon found an ally in retired Greenwich detective Steve Carroll, the original lead on the Moxley case.

He later said his absence of ego at not being able to solve this case was a great contribution because he admitted things that I think other detectives wouldn't have.

Okay.

Which is like really impressive that Steve Carroll, I like that he said his lack of ego at not being able to solve this case.

Like he didn't go into this being like, whatever, we did all we could and this isn't my fault.

Like he was like, no, I think we fucked up along the way.

That's good.

Yeah.

Once Dorothy Moxley gave her consent for Carroll to speak with Furman, the former detective became Furman's greatest asset as he attempted to navigate a community that was very vocally opposed to his presence.

Now, the problem with the Moxley case is that regardless of how many mistakes were made in the investigation, the fact remained that there also was little for investigators to go like work with here.

Journalist Joel Lang wrote, as damning as the evidence may seem, it proves little.

Anyone might have, and this is true, you have to look at, at first, when you first look at this, you say, oh my God, how could it, how could you not?

And it's true.

It looks damning.

It does.

When you really pull apart the pieces though, you go, well, you have to think of every part of this.

Anyone might have dropped the club outside and anyone might have picked it up.

Who knows if one of them had just had the club, dropped it outside somewhere, someone found it, picked it up.