Brit Prawat

He's 10. She made a sandwich. Everything's taken care of. That's lunchtime. I'm talking about when he's home from school. I don't know. I just think that him not noticing these things isn't wild. He's like, okay, looks literally in the room around him. His mom's not there.

Or his room's a mess, but his mom's not home to see it. So he doesn't have to do it until she asks him. That's fair.

Or his room's a mess, but his mom's not home to see it. So he doesn't have to do it until she asks him. That's fair.

And like, I'll just do whatever I want until she forces me to clean it up, whatever.

And like, I'll just do whatever I want until she forces me to clean it up, whatever.

It doesn't seem that bonkers, but like, do we know are these hairs on the pencil Malvina's? Like that feels like we can decide that, right?

It doesn't seem that bonkers, but like, do we know are these hairs on the pencil Malvina's? Like that feels like we can decide that, right?

Because there's hair stuck to it versus it being like a struggle with the towel rack or whatever.

Because there's hair stuck to it versus it being like a struggle with the towel rack or whatever.

Like someone maybe used the rugs to, like, drag her into the bathroom, get her into the tub.

Like someone maybe used the rugs to, like, drag her into the bathroom, get her into the tub.

So she drowned?

So she drowned?

Yeah, I would say the rugs underneath her. Like, why are they there if this was an accident?

Yeah, I would say the rugs underneath her. Like, why are they there if this was an accident?

How did they get wet if they aren't in the bathroom with her?

How did they get wet if they aren't in the bathroom with her?

But then why are the pants, like, not with her?

But then why are the pants, like, not with her?

Well, and, like, I guess, great, we found this towel with blood on it, but it goes back to exactly what we were just talking about, right? Like, when is this happening? How is this happening? What all is happening?