Josh Mankiewicz

There were people you interviewed who clearly suspect that Paige either knew more than she was telling or was involved to a greater extent than she is sort of given credit for by law enforcement. But it's Paige who points the finger at Marty. Right.

There were people you interviewed who clearly suspect that Paige either knew more than she was telling or was involved to a greater extent than she is sort of given credit for by law enforcement. But it's Paige who points the finger at Marty. Right.

I mean, so you got to ask yourself, I mean, if if she did this, if she wants Scott all for herself and says to her friend Marty, who will do anything for her, hey, you need to you need to get rid of Desiree for me. It's kind of counterproductive to call up the tip line anonymously and say, you know, here's Marty, because if you're going to do it to save yourself.

I mean, so you got to ask yourself, I mean, if if she did this, if she wants Scott all for herself and says to her friend Marty, who will do anything for her, hey, you need to you need to get rid of Desiree for me. It's kind of counterproductive to call up the tip line anonymously and say, you know, here's Marty, because if you're going to do it to save yourself.

Then you go in with an attorney, and you say to the district attorney, I need a deal here, which is I don't have any charges, and I'm going to tell you who it was. But she doesn't do that. She just calls the tip line and hopes that the cops will focus on Marty, and that suggests – A lack of any responsibility and a desire to have somebody brought to justice.

Then you go in with an attorney, and you say to the district attorney, I need a deal here, which is I don't have any charges, and I'm going to tell you who it was. But she doesn't do that. She just calls the tip line and hopes that the cops will focus on Marty, and that suggests – A lack of any responsibility and a desire to have somebody brought to justice.

First squeal gets the deal.

First squeal gets the deal.

This feels like a good time to listen to your extra sound that you brought that did not make our episode. This is your interview with Paige, and let's listen to that.

This feels like a good time to listen to your extra sound that you brought that did not make our episode. This is your interview with Paige, and let's listen to that.

Very, very odd relationship between Paige and Marty.

Very, very odd relationship between Paige and Marty.

Well, it's this sort of odd devotional relationship in which he's making, he's probably made it clear to her a hundred times, you're the only woman for me, even though you're not interested.

Well, it's this sort of odd devotional relationship in which he's making, he's probably made it clear to her a hundred times, you're the only woman for me, even though you're not interested.

I'm going to always carry this torch for you, even though, right, I'm in another relationship. It doesn't matter. You're the one for me forever.

I'm going to always carry this torch for you, even though, right, I'm in another relationship. It doesn't matter. You're the one for me forever.

I can only imagine that taking advantage of that, you know, to get out of some terrible relationship that you were in, which is the situation Paige describes, and sort of encouraging the Marty in that relationship, you know, to sort of like, okay, well, now I am leaning on you for something, right? That's a very awkward... That's a difficult choice to make. And I'm sure...

I can only imagine that taking advantage of that, you know, to get out of some terrible relationship that you were in, which is the situation Paige describes, and sort of encouraging the Marty in that relationship, you know, to sort of like, okay, well, now I am leaning on you for something, right? That's a very awkward... That's a difficult choice to make. And I'm sure...

Paige is probably looking back on that.

Paige is probably looking back on that.