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But then later, he reportedly stated that he felt JoJo was already dead and didn't really see the point.

So again, statements don't quite line up.

But then comes the new stuff.

And it all mainly focuses on the weirdest and most glaringly strange part of this case—

The fact that JoJo and some parts of this scene were wet.

Now, the initial responding deputy takes the stand and we finally get details about what he witnessed.

In the bathroom, he saw that the toys in the bathtub were wet.

And there is a towel at the base of the toilet that is wet, too.

Now, based on the floor plan of this place, it looks like the toilet is right up next to the tub.

And while there's no way to tell how the things in the bath got wet, what he does notice is that the toilet bowl itself, like the water in it, it appears like it's half full.

as if an object had been placed into it.

That's the language that he uses.

An object like the toys?

I don't know if they were ever in the toilet, but I think it would have taken something larger to displace half the water in the toilet.

And I don't think it takes Sherlock to see what he's trying to suggest here based on how he describes Jojo.

Now remember, he says that Jojo is wet from the nose down to his hips.

The wetness isn't around his whole body.

Apparently it is just this strip down the front of him.

Is he saying that Jojo was somehow like dunked in the toilet or?

No, he is just saying what he saw.