Phil Houston
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130 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard May 2025
Phil Houston’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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No, she she can make herself cry by thinking about all the bad and horrible things that happen. And and she turns it on and off. on command.
I think it's Jersey as well. I'm not disagreeing with you. I think the admission to the lawyer about finding three phones on the night that three phones were stolen is ludicrous. Wait, what do you mean? To believe that that's not him doing a couple of things.
What he is doing is he is trying to cover his tracks, first of all, because if those phones turn up somewhere, he thinks his fingerprints or other association, digital association, will be made with him. So he wants an explanation of why he's on there doing something.
They've been asked, did you do it? Did you do it? Did you do it? And so you have to craft an approach to the questioning that cuts through that, that minimizes all of the histronics that have led up to this meeting, if you will. And I was convinced that they were guilty. until we ask that first question.
Debbie, I think the first question that I need to ask you this morning, okay, is what involvement did you have in the disappearance of Lisa?
What did you glean from that? What are we seeing there? First of all, if you noticed, I didn't ask her, did you do it? I upped the ante by asking her a presumptive question. I'm presuming that it's quite possible, maybe even probable, that you did this, that you were involved. What involvement did you have? And her response to that was immediately, without hesitation, none.
But then she throws a curveball at us. She says, the only thing I did wrong. So she's confessing. She's saying, look, this is the only thing I did wrong.
Absolutely. And they both look guilty as sin if you look at it just from a global perspective.
And the other part to that, too, is that Deborah is no shrinking violet. I mean, she's not afraid, you know, when you reach a certain point, to really let people know what she's thinking about how they're behaving towards her. And I don't know this, I'm speculating, but that she probably became fairly angry and that anger could have been misinterpreted in the interrogations.
And most importantly, she validated the level of intoxication. She said, I hate to say this about Debra, but I don't know if I've ever seen her. And I'm paraphrasing here, but I don't know if I've ever seen her that intoxicated before. There was more wine there than Debra told us originally.
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