Harvey Guillén

Or that he'd spent months planning a wedding that he legally couldn't go through with.

It looks pretty bad for Jim, I'm not gonna lie.

Jim, it looks pretty bad for you, Jim, but he doesn't even try to lie about his and Molly's relationship at this point.

He tells everyone, I got myself involved in something I shouldn't have.

But Jim is only admitting to the affair.

He claims he has no idea who killed Molly and insists it wasn't him.

In fact, he says it couldn't have been him.

He was busy that night.

He left his house around 7 p.m.

to pick up an avocado plant from a friend, as you do.

Me, I'm always picking up avocado plants from friends.

That make sense?

He says he got home around 8.30 p.m.

If he's telling the truth, that probably rules Jim out as a suspect.

And Melanie, ugh.

Poor Melanie, who is taking in so much information right now, can't confirm or deny Jim's timeline.

She got in bed around 7.30 and was asleep when he came home, so he could be telling the truth.

Jim also pulls out a purple cell phone and eagerly hands it over to the sheriff.

Melanie's never seen it before.

It's a burner phone that he used to talk to Molly.