Clare Solon

He printed her obituary in the local paper that he had written himself.

What?

As a warning sign, you do not leave this family or get away from me unscathed.

whoa.

I watched this episode back of the documentary and it's fascinating.

You know what's fascinating about the US justice system is how you can get access to all of the... I mean, I know it's now kind of a global thing, but the body cam footage...

And also you can hear phone calls that take place between prisoners and their families.

It's just an amazing insight for the public to have.

So I watched this particular bit back where his 911 call from his land and he was down by an area which was probably the hunting area.

The dogs, there was loads and loads of dogs in cages and

And there would have been rifles and guns down there too.

So Paul and Maggie were down there for some reason.

And then Alex makes the 911 call and he's, of course, sobbing, distraught, you know, immediately, again, using really suspicious language around the situation.

He immediately says to the police officers, my son was involved in a boating crash a couple of years ago.

This is connected to it.

Yes, leading them directly to where he wants them to go.

Also, there was footage found on Paul's phone, which proved that Alec was down in the hunting area with his family at the point where he said he wasn't.

I watched, again, just to return to the...

the body cam footage.

At one point, there is a policeman talking to him and he's saying, are they dead?