Emily Simpson

You know, hi.

Then he drives.

Is the couch dry yet?

Then he drives to her work.

and sits outside oh this is all before he comes home yes when the police are saying we're at home and your wife's missing right your wife is missing she did not show up to work then he drives to her work sits outside her work leaves a voicemail and says hey i'm at your work waiting for you to get off work i'm going to take you home because they only have one car yeah he's supposed to create alibis prior to yeah well the missing right he's trying to create alibis during post-facto alibis exactly

So around 5 p.m., Josh Powell returns home with his sons, but there is no sign of Susan.

And then he is taken into the West Valley Police Station for questioning.

I watched, have you ever watched the videos of him in the police station being questioned about, I've never hated someone so much.

I mean, we do a lot of true crime cases and I hate everyone, but I mean, Josh Powell, just the narcissism.

But you say that about a lot of people.

I know, but I'm just really.

You even said that about me.

well sure i've never hated someone so much so it doesn't really mean a whole lot when i'm in the same category as a killer all right anyway have you watched his interrogation interviews or not even interrogation because they're not even that hard on him i'm just talking about just trying to ask him basic questions about his wife he has like a ski cap on he's sitting in the corner

He's just very narcissistic.

He acts like they're bothering him.

He doesn't answer questions he doesn't want to answer.

I mean, if your wife is legitimately missing and no one can find her and your claim is that you had nothing to do with it.

Instead of like, well, she goes here or there's this or like trying to give more info and more resources.

Right.

Like helping that.