Jennifer Amell

I think Allie made up a weird little lie to explain why he was there at one o'clock at the time of death. Additionally, according to some witnesses who passed by, Linda would have been out in the yard sunbathing when Allie stopped by. So if Allie stopped by the house between 12.30 and 1, he would have likely encountered Linda outside and not knocked on the door.

I think Allie made up a weird little lie to explain why he was there at one o'clock at the time of death. Additionally, according to some witnesses who passed by, Linda would have been out in the yard sunbathing when Allie stopped by. So if Allie stopped by the house between 12.30 and 1, he would have likely encountered Linda outside and not knocked on the door.

But I suppose it's possible that he caught Linda right after she answered the phone call from Steve at 12.40 p.m.

But I suppose it's possible that he caught Linda right after she answered the phone call from Steve at 12.40 p.m.

But it's strange, and part of the reason I'm here talking to you and your brother is...

But it's strange, and part of the reason I'm here talking to you and your brother is...

Okay, a couple things to unpack here. First, his son says that Wickham offered to get him an attorney when the detectives came sniffing around. Now, why would someone's employer offer them a criminal defense attorney? Is that normal corporate behavior? Apparently, it's a common thing for companies to do if it'll affect the employee's job performance or damage the company's public image.

Okay, a couple things to unpack here. First, his son says that Wickham offered to get him an attorney when the detectives came sniffing around. Now, why would someone's employer offer them a criminal defense attorney? Is that normal corporate behavior? Apparently, it's a common thing for companies to do if it'll affect the employee's job performance or damage the company's public image.

And remember, this happened on the heels of Whitcomb paying their fines in Vermont after that whole bid-rigging fiasco and indictment. And they were probably just getting their public image under control when, boom, one of their senior employees was at the home of a murder victim at the time of the victim's death. Yeah, not a great look.

And remember, this happened on the heels of Whitcomb paying their fines in Vermont after that whole bid-rigging fiasco and indictment. And they were probably just getting their public image under control when, boom, one of their senior employees was at the home of a murder victim at the time of the victim's death. Yeah, not a great look.

I also have nothing corroborating the fact that Allie actually took off after dropping by the Moore's house, as his son suggests. What I do have is Steve Moore saying he passed Allie on the road at 3 p.m. after claiming to have been there two hours previous. But the youngest brings up a good point here.

I also have nothing corroborating the fact that Allie actually took off after dropping by the Moore's house, as his son suggests. What I do have is Steve Moore saying he passed Allie on the road at 3 p.m. after claiming to have been there two hours previous. But the youngest brings up a good point here.

If Allie wasn't the one who sold the job at the Moore's or did the driveway, how would Steve have known it was him? Well, Allie was driving a distinctive vehicle.

If Allie wasn't the one who sold the job at the Moore's or did the driveway, how would Steve have known it was him? Well, Allie was driving a distinctive vehicle.

Okay. Yep, yellow. As we know, yellow paint chips were found on victim Barbara Agnew's vehicle. But I just don't know if that Wickham yellow would be the same as that daisy yellow color that they lifted from Agnew's front grill.

Okay. Yep, yellow. As we know, yellow paint chips were found on victim Barbara Agnew's vehicle. But I just don't know if that Wickham yellow would be the same as that daisy yellow color that they lifted from Agnew's front grill.

This brings us to the golden question, which I put to the youngest son. I'm going to ask you, like, probably a difficult question, but did it ever cross your mind that your dad could be responsible for that murder?

This brings us to the golden question, which I put to the youngest son. I'm going to ask you, like, probably a difficult question, but did it ever cross your mind that your dad could be responsible for that murder?

I didn't get the sense that the youngest was trying to deceive me in any way. And I certainly didn't get the same weird vibes as I did his older brother. The youngest was warm and inviting and laughed quickly. I just didn't get the sense that he was trying to cover for his father or for the legacy of a man he loved. This is tricky stuff. Like, I'm not presenting him with any evidence, really.

I didn't get the sense that the youngest was trying to deceive me in any way. And I certainly didn't get the same weird vibes as I did his older brother. The youngest was warm and inviting and laughed quickly. I just didn't get the sense that he was trying to cover for his father or for the legacy of a man he loved. This is tricky stuff. Like, I'm not presenting him with any evidence, really.