Ruby Bartzis

How they would do it is they would show the timestamp and the police records of when he was viewing this material.

And then they would have footage in the documentary of them talking to him 15 minutes later.

And he's just swanning around, musing about his rockets and stuff.

And it just shows how deceitful, you know, basically a psychopath can be.

Yeah.

I think the exact specifics are hard to know because he has been... He changed his stories a million times, right?

And they said the only people who ever really know what happened in there is him and Kim.

But what he did do afterwards is he... And I mean, you know, it's all just so violent.

He...

He punctured her body to get the gas and the air out of her body so she would sink to the bottom of the ocean and not come back up.

And he also attached metal to her torso.

It's unbelievably graphic.

Yeah, they found her body.

Yeah, yeah.

He's got a documentary crew around him.

And you can see in, like, they said that the footage from the documentary was instrumental in his conviction because you would see the murder weapon behind him the day before when he's just talking to the cameras.

And then the next day when they can't find him and all this stuff's happened, they can see that the murder weapon has been removed from the tool shed and they can see that in the background.

Yeah, it's called Into the Deep and it's on Netflix.

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