Josh Mankiewicz

They did not realize that Cliff had a friend who was such a good friend that he would call police if Cliff didn't show up.

One of the mistakes they made was leaving a voicemail message.

which later would be essentially identified as being Cashaw.

I mean, that's the cops.

That was like the light bulb moment for the cops.

They're like, wait a minute, I know who you are.

You posed as that British lawyer, and you're part of this con.

But Cashel is the guy who let the murderers into Cliff's house.

So, I mean, he's a fraud.

He's a con man.

But he's complicit in a brutal murder.

He's a lot more than just a fast-talking guy with a good accent.

I mean, the old saying, first squeal gets the deal.

That was Craig McCarthy.

He pled to a lesser sentence.

He testified against the other defendants, and he told police what had happened.

Now, in his version of the story, he is sort of a bystander.

I don't know the police believe that he was just a bystander, but they needed to flip somebody to bring down this web of lies and murder.

And we still might not be finished.

I mean, you know, nothing would surprise me about this story.