James Addy

Molly, at a certain point, did try to look into this and question this, according to some of the things brought up in court.

Forensic searches of Molly's phones indicated that the day before she was murdered, she was looking for Melanie Addy's obituary.

Searching for obituary or death notices for Melanie Addy.

Was obviously unable to find an obituary for Melanie Addy.

Prosecutors make sure to point out the significance of these searches the day before the murder.

They argue a theory that Molly has figured out she's been fed a pack of lies.

James's wife isn't dead.

He's not free to marry.

This guy's a con man.

So perhaps Molly confronted James, and he decides, well, I'm just going to end it with a gun.

Did James Addy have a plan to see Molly that night?

As stated here in the exhibit, the text message says, I think I'm going to see you tonight.

And that was sent from James' purple phone to Molly.

You have to be there.

Let's go.

Trying to psych himself up for something.

Obviously, now we know what it is.

Don't be a man.

Let's go, man.

He's talking himself into it.