Alfredo Diaz

It's just a matter of like, why was this done?

You know, what did they fall upon?

as well uh the the two boys that we're talking about today and that these cases might be related in some weird way well it's crazy because it's like okay so you do just committing these murders in the same way you know what i mean if you were to do that if it's just like some big drug thing it's just kind of like oh so we're just not even being creative about it

And then it just creates a trail.

And I mean, the two initial boys were, you know, I mean, not to say that if you smoke weed, you're going to be down this drug path of like harder drugs.

But, you know, you get it from a dealer or something like that.

And, you know, they get it from someone that probably does like sell harder drugs.

The door is cracked open to that world.

Sure.

It's not like a tarp is going to derail the whole entire thing.

Oh, I can see that.

That's interesting.

Yeah, no, that's a good point because going back, you know, there was a tarp involved.

Well, there was and there wasn't, right?

Right, there wasn't.

It wasn't recovered, but the train conductor said he saw a tarp and then now we have another case that's very similar in which there was also a tarp.

And so it seems like there's a theme here and it seems like this is the method that they were using.

yeah and then it's like hey you know some information that you shouldn't be knowing yeah but it's like look not saying like the drugs don't tie to government officials or whatnot but you know it's also just like wait a minute so if it was drug dealers how does that tie into the rigmarole the chaos the carnival that was the case

dude when you're dealing with drugs especially high-end drugs those people are connected man they've got their fingers and stuff politicians or like people with power and so yeah no a lawyer but for the one that you're using it's just like betraying you this entire time most likely yeah that's rough

Right, could be just profiting from it.