David Turner

You know, she also describes having talked to Del Reed as well and giving her account.

This is kind of a really frustrating piece of this this episode.

You know, honestly, it just kind of underscores some other frustrations we've had throughout the duration of this investigation and how it all played out and how there was clear confirmation bias and things like that.

But she gives this account, and you make an observation in reading the transcript of that that, hey, this doesn't – there's nothing about a green car in this statement.

Did you – why didn't you say anything about it?

And she says, no, I did.

I absolutely did.

He chose not to put it in there.

And it takes it a step further, and –

Del Reed, he gives a perception of her that her memory was clearly affected by past drug use.

I have to say, as a listener, having heard this season numerous times now, I don't think you have a more measured, more

honestly, clear spoken interview than Christine.

She is very, very, she just knows exactly what she saw.

She iterates that well.

She does not stumble on herself.

You even, I mean, you give her a lot of questions that really make her, okay, well, let me think.

But she's always very deliberate.

It's very easy to follow her.

So this idea that, oh, well, she passed drug use.

She clearly couldn't remember well.