Brit Prawat

Which to me is all the more reason to think that the door wasn't kicked in. I mean, you'd think that Cheryl would have heard that her husband's out of town, you know, like she might be feeling super aware, waking at every little sound, let alone the sound of her door being kicked in.

And I realize this was, like you said, the 90s. Basic forensics were probably a little less common knowledge back then. But this guy's a science teacher. Like he might have had like a little deeper knowledge on all that stuff than a normal layperson. What's confusing is the kids weren't messed with. So like, why try to throw things off with the waterbed with her?

And I realize this was, like you said, the 90s. Basic forensics were probably a little less common knowledge back then. But this guy's a science teacher. Like he might have had like a little deeper knowledge on all that stuff than a normal layperson. What's confusing is the kids weren't messed with. So like, why try to throw things off with the waterbed with her?

Or you just have the other option that it just got turned on.

Or you just have the other option that it just got turned on.

It means nothing, and it's just this additional weird thing in the crime scene.

It means nothing, and it's just this additional weird thing in the crime scene.

And depending on the story in the cut, I'm like seven different pant sizes. I feel like he could probably have squeezed his feet into size 11 shoes.

And depending on the story in the cut, I'm like seven different pant sizes. I feel like he could probably have squeezed his feet into size 11 shoes.

But John's story was that he didn't even leave the hotel until late that morning to go golfing.

But John's story was that he didn't even leave the hotel until late that morning to go golfing.

If this was like months, even weeks ago, I'd be like, okay, little mix up. But we're not asking about a month ago, John. We're literally talking like 24 hours ago.

If this was like months, even weeks ago, I'd be like, okay, little mix up. But we're not asking about a month ago, John. We're literally talking like 24 hours ago.

Okay.

Okay.

Was it all truly staging, though? I mean, the photos being turned around feel like a very real... That part feels real, right? And it would take time to do, but it more makes me think it was someone, like you said, who knew the family, who couldn't bear to look at all these photos. It's the only real thing here.

Was it all truly staging, though? I mean, the photos being turned around feel like a very real... That part feels real, right? And it would take time to do, but it more makes me think it was someone, like you said, who knew the family, who couldn't bear to look at all these photos. It's the only real thing here.

Listen, I am admittedly not a math girlie. But how hard would that be to fake, though? Especially if this was like planned well in advance, just pad your mileage log here and there for days, weeks. So when it all comes down to it, those extra miles in your murder your family road trip are already, quote unquote, accounted for.

Listen, I am admittedly not a math girlie. But how hard would that be to fake, though? Especially if this was like planned well in advance, just pad your mileage log here and there for days, weeks. So when it all comes down to it, those extra miles in your murder your family road trip are already, quote unquote, accounted for.

So is the hiring a lawyer or not taking a polygraph?