Morgan Absher

So they caught a ride with the garbage collectors and intercepted Maury's trash without his knowledge.

That's how we actually get our eighth clue, a used plastic spoon.

Within a day, the crime lab retrieved DNA from it.

It was a match to the unknown DNA retrieved from the bodies of Yvonne and Brenda.

But without being able to say who exactly used that spoon, they couldn't prove it was Maury's DNA.

Just sitting there on the couch in the living room, just chatting away for a couple hours.

And you read something about his cat.

You guys, this is the weirdest tidbit rabbit hole piece of information I went down.

So

I read an article where they interviewed one of the main investigators, Sachs, and Sachs described this like they're just casually chilling on the sofa asking questions.

And Maury had like a calico cat that kept wandering about, you know, in between the investigators and brushing past their legs.

And like when the cat would do this, investigators would reach down and pet the cat.

Maury was pissed about this.

Like he was visibly getting like

irritated by the fact that investigators were touching his cat and so finally he like picked the cat up from the floor and like put it on the couch next to him and investigators kind of noticed that like he just had to be in control of the situation like he was constantly redirecting all of their questions and just like needed to be in control.

Which, I'm sorry, like, co-worker, you're getting a little bit of a botched mark there because I get you're a civilian, but when you hear crazy, crazy s*** like that, you should maybe tell someone.

Maybe you should tell the police.

Well, and it's like if like the police aren't connecting this and they're not talking about it in the news and you have your coworker making claims like, oh, I know someone who knows the serial killer and where they're dumping bodies.

How do you know about this?

What do you mean?