Julie K. Brown

So he had been through this ammo, you know, stuff before hiring private investigators and really digging into people.

So I just think that it was too soon for him to just leave.

throw in the towel unless he was sick or something else was going on.

His brother doesn't believe it.

Neither does Maxwell, by the way.

Maxwell doesn't think he committed suicide either.

So those are the two people that presumably would know more about this, whether he was capable of it than anybody else.

But I just think the whole thing was done really messy and it just raises questions.

The two guards that they charged, then they gave them sort of a deal.

You know, so the whole thing just doesn't sit well.

And the American public is pretty smart.

They've probably read some of this stuff, too.

And I think most people don't believe the suicide angle.

Oh, please.

No, I want to retire at some point.

But I think you're right.

Actually, this story is going to outlive me.

You know, it's going to be like the JFK assassination.

And it's definitely going to outlive me.

Okay.