Alice

I didn't just find some people.

Actually, it was Christy who knew some people who had taken this young girl.

Why do we do these types of cases?

They're so sad.

I know.

They're so sad.

It's only going to get sadder.

Yeah, buckle up.

So shortly thereafter, not surprisingly...

Tim recants.

So this is his third confession, and it seems to match more of what the police are seeing, and now that they have found the bodies, and they've done autopsies on both Geraldine and Beryl.

But he recants.

He went back to his second statement.

Remember the one involving Christy?

He claimed that Christy had been the one to kill Beryl, and then...

He just assumed that if Christy had killed Beryl, Christy must also have then killed Geraldine when he was supposed to be finding her a place to live.

It was Christy, Tim said, who disposed of the bodies, and it was Christy that suggested Tim should flee the area.

Tim had simply done what he was told to do, and again...

In this fourth version of the confession, he distances himself away and puts blame on his downstairs neighbor, Christy.

Can I just say... Why?