Ryan Reynolds

I have never had that happen. Somebody on the set who was in some way connected to what happened. I've never had that happen. But that is that is remarkable.

Yeah, it was so strange, this case. He was writing them to cover his tracks. But this case was a really strange one in that when you talk about David Hoshaw, he actually initially had an alibi. in this situation. So as time went by, though, he felt the need to kind of cover his tracks. So he writes these letters sort of baiting police, trying to throw police off.

Yeah, it was so strange, this case. He was writing them to cover his tracks. But this case was a really strange one in that when you talk about David Hoshaw, he actually initially had an alibi. in this situation. So as time went by, though, he felt the need to kind of cover his tracks. So he writes these letters sort of baiting police, trying to throw police off.

But what he didn't plan on, and I think people are really going to find this interesting when they watch the episodes, are that his cell phone records and his credit card receipts ended up putting him in the vicinity of some of the postmarks on the letters. That ended up connecting officers and investigators to him. He was with one woman.

But what he didn't plan on, and I think people are really going to find this interesting when they watch the episodes, are that his cell phone records and his credit card receipts ended up putting him in the vicinity of some of the postmarks on the letters. That ended up connecting officers and investigators to him. He was with one woman.

He was trying to get married to her, but then met someone else and trying to break it off. If he would have handled it differently, maybe it would have ended differently. But even in the aftermath of the killing, his behavior with the letters and the different things he wrote kind of reminds you of a movie, right? Somebody sending these letters, please come and get me. What are you going to do?

He was trying to get married to her, but then met someone else and trying to break it off. If he would have handled it differently, maybe it would have ended differently. But even in the aftermath of the killing, his behavior with the letters and the different things he wrote kind of reminds you of a movie, right? Somebody sending these letters, please come and get me. What are you going to do?

He's trying to throw them off. And what he did was essentially give himself up.

He's trying to throw them off. And what he did was essentially give himself up.

All the time. All the time. And it's exactly what we're talking about. It's this idea of can't you just handle something differently? Like in this case, this was a man who was engaged to one woman and then ended up connecting with another woman who we end up speaking to in the episode. And so he tries to then break it off with the first woman.

All the time. All the time. And it's exactly what we're talking about. It's this idea of can't you just handle something differently? Like in this case, this was a man who was engaged to one woman and then ended up connecting with another woman who we end up speaking to in the episode. And so he tries to then break it off with the first woman.

But instead, it kind of gets out of control and things happen. Part of his story is it went beyond what I thought it was going to happen. But there are so many different ways to handle these issues. But I come back to the same thing we talked about before. When emotion and passion and love are involved, all bets are off.

But instead, it kind of gets out of control and things happen. Part of his story is it went beyond what I thought it was going to happen. But there are so many different ways to handle these issues. But I come back to the same thing we talked about before. When emotion and passion and love are involved, all bets are off.

And I can't tell you... I know I keep saying this, that people stop me and ask me about these episodes. But the other thing people say is... You know, why don't people just think it through more? Why would you do it that way? Because when you're in a situation like this and there is so much passion and so much emotion, you are not thinking clearly by default.

And I can't tell you... I know I keep saying this, that people stop me and ask me about these episodes. But the other thing people say is... You know, why don't people just think it through more? Why would you do it that way? Because when you're in a situation like this and there is so much passion and so much emotion, you are not thinking clearly by default.

Think about all the times when you've been in love. I could tell you, at least for me, when I've been in love, like I would love to sit up here and say the only time I've been in love was with my wife. But there were times before.

Think about all the times when you've been in love. I could tell you, at least for me, when I've been in love, like I would love to sit up here and say the only time I've been in love was with my wife. But there were times before.

We'll buy that. Maybe once or twice. Only once. But when I was in those situations, I can look back and say, why did I do that? Why did I do this? And I think these cases that we cover, it's that times 100. It's emotions or anger or different things coming in times 100. And when that happens... All the things that make sense go right out the window.

We'll buy that. Maybe once or twice. Only once. But when I was in those situations, I can look back and say, why did I do that? Why did I do this? And I think these cases that we cover, it's that times 100. It's emotions or anger or different things coming in times 100. And when that happens... All the things that make sense go right out the window.

That information, that important clue, it stands out to me so much about this episode because the worst part of cases like this that we cover, at least I think, are the ones that involve children. And when you have a child, I always like to tell people, cases like this, they don't happen and then investigators research it for a week and then the case is solved in two weeks.