James Pietragallo

So David's bond, by the way, will later be revoked when he fails to abide by the conditions of his release, which is funny.

There's a long list of people he said incriminating things to, including a woman named Carol who lives about nine miles from the farm, which is

Probably the next door neighbor, I would assume.

Fuck.

And she heard David talk several times about killing his wife, but she didn't think he was serious.

I mean, people talk about, I'm going to kill my wife.

You know how that goes.

I guess David had told this woman once that he would rather have to get rid of his wife or have her killed there.

She said that she wasn't sure what he meant, adding that once he talked of hiring a hitman.

What?

She said, quote, he's not a stupid man.

I can't believe that he would do it himself.

He's pretty stupid.

Her friend Vicky also said later that Tanya said in October her husband had been pushing, shoving and slapping and threatening to kill her as well.

And yeah, she said when she had moved into the apartment, everything was looking up.

She said she looked beautiful and relaxed and happy for the first time.

Several other people said that David was abusive and all of that.

But there is one piece of evidence in his favor.

One.

Particle number 68.