Ben Kissel

Sure.

Now, the first authority figure to arrive at Moselle parked near the dog kennels about 20 minutes after Alec Murdoch made his call.

The deputy saw Paul's body first, lying face down with his brains at his feet.

He then spotted Maggie, who was 30 feet away, lying face down on the grass.

Now, before the cops had even taped off the scene, Alec immediately began deflecting the blame elsewhere.

He said that his son had been in a boat wreck a few months back, which was weird because the boat wreck had been over two years earlier.

Yeah, he's making it all up.

Alec also said that Paul had been getting threats and, quote, He's been getting locked, locked.

like punched.

Yeah, he goes punched.

Yeah.

He's getting like punched.

And this is like when there's one cop on the scene and, you know, the dead bodies are still in the background and he's, and Paul, Alex immediately throwing out like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Took a year before cuffs would go on him for these murders.

But despite Alec's best efforts, investigators immediately noticed a few things about the scene that didn't add up.

These are great cops tech.

And I think it also tells you... Sled is huge.

Sled is huge, but it also tells you why a prosecution must have all of their fucking ducks in a row before they charge someone with a crime.

They have to have the case.

It's why it takes so long.