Mike Loftus

I feel like that's something that is going to get conflicting reactions from the audience is what his true intention was and whether he decided to back out of doing something, taking it a step further in the moment or not. Because she said, I love my husband, don't hurt my husband. Right. She said she could feel the room change after that was said.

By doing that, they were able to then get a search warrant on his car and his apartment. You know, if he was free, he could go back and destroy some of the evidence, the zip ties, et cetera, that were found in his apartment.

By doing that, they were able to then get a search warrant on his car and his apartment. You know, if he was free, he could go back and destroy some of the evidence, the zip ties, et cetera, that were found in his apartment.

By doing that, they were able to then get a search warrant on his car and his apartment. You know, if he was free, he could go back and destroy some of the evidence, the zip ties, et cetera, that were found in his apartment.

So this was great for the investigators because now they can go in and search his car, search his apartment, and they found some of the key evidence that, you know, the incriminating evidence for it.

So this was great for the investigators because now they can go in and search his car, search his apartment, and they found some of the key evidence that, you know, the incriminating evidence for it.

So this was great for the investigators because now they can go in and search his car, search his apartment, and they found some of the key evidence that, you know, the incriminating evidence for it.

It was really interesting to watch. I mean, he first off, he denies having zip ties at his apartment. I don't know how they got there. That's what he keeps telling investors. I don't know how. And they're like, well, who put him there?

It was really interesting to watch. I mean, he first off, he denies having zip ties at his apartment. I don't know how they got there. That's what he keeps telling investors. I don't know how. And they're like, well, who put him there?

It was really interesting to watch. I mean, he first off, he denies having zip ties at his apartment. I don't know how they got there. That's what he keeps telling investors. I don't know how. And they're like, well, who put him there?

Yeah, and his response was like, I don't know, there's something fishy going on here. And the cops are like, well, do you think we put them there? And he was like, I don't know, you know, I don't know anything. And then they also found a book in there called Seven Ways to Be Her Hero, which... Again, he said, oh, of course I'm reading that. I'm trying to win my wife back.

Yeah, and his response was like, I don't know, there's something fishy going on here. And the cops are like, well, do you think we put them there? And he was like, I don't know, you know, I don't know anything. And then they also found a book in there called Seven Ways to Be Her Hero, which... Again, he said, oh, of course I'm reading that. I'm trying to win my wife back.

Yeah, and his response was like, I don't know, there's something fishy going on here. And the cops are like, well, do you think we put them there? And he was like, I don't know, you know, I don't know anything. And then they also found a book in there called Seven Ways to Be Her Hero, which... Again, he said, oh, of course I'm reading that. I'm trying to win my wife back.

Like, of course I'd be reading that. And then he points out that it wasn't open. You know, he never even opened it. But when they brought up, we found the zip ties. That's the moment when he was really like, I don't want to talk to you guys anymore. You know, I'm a lawyer. And that's when he starts getting really upset and really starts realizing he's their prime suspect.

Like, of course I'd be reading that. And then he points out that it wasn't open. You know, he never even opened it. But when they brought up, we found the zip ties. That's the moment when he was really like, I don't want to talk to you guys anymore. You know, I'm a lawyer. And that's when he starts getting really upset and really starts realizing he's their prime suspect.

Like, of course I'd be reading that. And then he points out that it wasn't open. You know, he never even opened it. But when they brought up, we found the zip ties. That's the moment when he was really like, I don't want to talk to you guys anymore. You know, I'm a lawyer. And that's when he starts getting really upset and really starts realizing he's their prime suspect.

Yes. And it might have been hard to on their part, the investigators in the in the D.A. to to take that step in court, you know, prove the attempted murder charge. There's a chance he might have fought that, too, and let it go to trial if that was included.

Yes. And it might have been hard to on their part, the investigators in the in the D.A. to to take that step in court, you know, prove the attempted murder charge. There's a chance he might have fought that, too, and let it go to trial if that was included.

Yes. And it might have been hard to on their part, the investigators in the in the D.A. to to take that step in court, you know, prove the attempted murder charge. There's a chance he might have fought that, too, and let it go to trial if that was included.

And he's not allowed to contact Morgan or the kids in any way.