MrBallen

Arnault immediately looked down at this question, like he was embarrassed and couldn't even look at the officer.

But then he looked back up again and told the officer that he had bipolar disorder.

And sometimes when he was in a manic state,

he acted inappropriately towards women, including Alexia.

The officer followed up about all those messages that apparently Arnaud had sent to Alexia that summer, like what was going on with that?

And Arnaud admitted that he had done that, but he insisted it really was no big deal.

He said that he and Alexia knew each other because they had been neighbors at one point, and they'd also hung out in a group setting once, and so him being in touch with her was not totally weird, like they had a real connection.

But Arnaud clarified that when Alexia told him to stop contacting her,

He did.

And that was the end of it.

But this caught the officer's attention.

Because according to Alexia's husband, Jonathan, the only reason that all the calls and texts had stopped was because Alexia literally had to block Arnaud's phone number.

So the officer just cut to the chase here and told Arnaud that Alexia was missing.

And then before Arnaud could say anything, the officer asked him where he'd been that morning at 9 a.m.

And Arnaud said, you know, I was right here.

I was at home with my mom.

For a moment, the officer just stared at Arnaud, trying to read his body language to see if maybe he was being deceptive or not.

So eventually, the officer just stood up and went into the kitchen where the mother was.

And he asked the mother, where was your son this morning?

And she told the officer with sort of a bewildered look on her face that he was here with me all morning.