Bill Bruhn

You know, it was enough to show that this boy was railroaded.

Like you said, they didn't have enough, so they manufactured, he manufactured something just to get it over the edge.

the real light bulb moment is not just her taking the car them letting her take that car they allowed her to take that car and i really believe that was intentional too i believe they you know that that's the most important evidence the guy was killed in that car you know you're gonna go over that car forensically and you're gonna keep it for a long time i'd imagine oh yes you don't you don't sign that car over until it's been processed and that car hadn't been processed you know

For all they know, it could have been somebody else shot in that car.

The blood could have been different in the backseat than, you know, in the front seat or something.

You know, that car had to be processed.

They know that.

They weren't that small, townish, you know.

And even when I talked to the one detective that kind of tried to justify that, I could just tell, no, he was lying about something too.

Those socks from the beginning have been a thorn that's gonna bring them down.

Nobody sees any blood until August 4th.

Dr. Herb McDonald came in here and he told you there was no splatter or spatter on these socks.

These socks had compression transfer.

And he used his hands to show you somebody took those socks and they put something on them.

And it went all the way through to side three.

I'd get over there.

It wouldn't get there if there was a leg in the sock.

This is, to say the least, disturbing.