Alaina Kelley

But technically it's an alibi.

You're telling them where you were.

But...

And it doesn't obviously make him just from that a murderer.

No, just a creep.

Just a creep.

But what the bigger problem there is, like they were saying, he placed himself at the scene of the crime, essentially.

So it's like that's what makes it more like...

Like, sure, that's an alibi, but it's not a good one, my friend.

But you're at the scene of the crime.

Yeah.

It also called into question the original timeline, and it raised new questions about the reliability of the original investigation, which was already shaky.

Now, within days of the murder, investigators had ruled Michael Skagel out as a suspect.

That was in the beginning.

Based on the fact that he was confirmed to have been at his cousin's house when they thought the murder occurred around 10 p.m.

Okay.

The cousins were like, yep, he was there.

But the only reason, this is wild to me, the only reason investigators believe the murder occurred at 10 p.m.,

was not based on medical examiner evidence.

Oh?