Ben Powers

So the first inference that I have is something's already happened to Holly by that point.

Something very serious has probably already happened to her.

Something grave has already happened to her.

Because now they're trying to distance themselves.

from her and her belongings.

And they're just throwing them out the window as they drive because they think that's the best way to get rid of this backpack of contents that they now have that they're trying to get themselves away from.

And in turn, what they've done is basically created a trail of breadcrumbs in the direction that they went to help hone in the investigation in that direction.

But my first impression is that it's a sign that something bad had happened prior to that moment.

And now they're trying to distance themselves from that by getting rid of any evidence that can tie them to Holly Bobo.

Yeah.

I mean, once they started really drilling him about the details and getting him to admit very incriminating things like, you know, she's in their home.

She's wearing a pink T-shirt.

These are the guys that are with me.

This is who did what.

And this is the condition of things.

And this is what happened.

I mean, from that point, it's just a matter of trying to corroborate what he's saying.

If you're the state, if you're on the defense side, you're pointing out all the ways his story doesn't match the physical evidence that they've collected and doesn't match other electronic data like cell ping data and other messages that might be recovered from cell phones and things like that.

But that's where it goes next is you try to either build the statement or discredit the statement.

I know that I have all my clients that the gun just goes off.