Scott Weinberger

I think we also have to look at this fact, Anasega, going in for investigators. She was slow to understand. She was lacking some intellectual acuity. So that has to factor into their observations. And then you have to ask, is she a legit suspect? Did she have a motive here? And perhaps, but that has to include that assessment. As an investigator, with what I have in front of me,

I think we also have to look at this fact, Anasega, going in for investigators. She was slow to understand. She was lacking some intellectual acuity. So that has to factor into their observations. And then you have to ask, is she a legit suspect? Did she have a motive here? And perhaps, but that has to include that assessment. As an investigator, with what I have in front of me,

and I have a family telling me, you know, victimology, right, or suspectology, this is potentially a professional hit with ammo that has been altered, essentially, right? Ultimately, if I'm looking at the whole perspective of her as a potential suspect, I've got to take her state of mind into account.

and I have a family telling me, you know, victimology, right, or suspectology, this is potentially a professional hit with ammo that has been altered, essentially, right? Ultimately, if I'm looking at the whole perspective of her as a potential suspect, I've got to take her state of mind into account.

And that is how I'll formulate my theories and my potential list of suspects based on what information I have going in. And that information about her lack of acuity really would be important to me.

And that is how I'll formulate my theories and my potential list of suspects based on what information I have going in. And that information about her lack of acuity really would be important to me.

38-year-old Jamie Curd was Billy Payne's second cousin and also the man that Janelle had been romantically linked with. And of course, police are going to want to sit down for an interview with him. The question of that day, could he have decided to take matters into his own hands in defense of his girlfriend?

38-year-old Jamie Curd was Billy Payne's second cousin and also the man that Janelle had been romantically linked with. And of course, police are going to want to sit down for an interview with him. The question of that day, could he have decided to take matters into his own hands in defense of his girlfriend?

Despite his denials, there was evidence that bad blood between Billy and Jamie had recently come to a head.

Despite his denials, there was evidence that bad blood between Billy and Jamie had recently come to a head.

And according to Curd, it was Janelle that had first turned him against his second cousin, Billy.

And according to Curd, it was Janelle that had first turned him against his second cousin, Billy.

And while Marvin Potter had not been explicit in his attentions, Curd was well aware of the online abuse that was bombarding Janelle's timeline. And he was also well aware what the combat veteran was capable of.

And while Marvin Potter had not been explicit in his attentions, Curd was well aware of the online abuse that was bombarding Janelle's timeline. And he was also well aware what the combat veteran was capable of.

Curd had pointed the finger squarely at Marvin Potter, blaming him for the planning and carrying out of the shooting deaths of both Billy Payne and Billie Jean Hayworth, a cold-blooded double murder that left their seven-month-old son still clinging to his dying mother.

Curd had pointed the finger squarely at Marvin Potter, blaming him for the planning and carrying out of the shooting deaths of both Billy Payne and Billie Jean Hayworth, a cold-blooded double murder that left their seven-month-old son still clinging to his dying mother.

In Curd's confession, he entered Billy Payne's room and plunged a hunting knife into the dying man's throat.

In Curd's confession, he entered Billy Payne's room and plunged a hunting knife into the dying man's throat.

From the perspective of law enforcement, it's as good as a confession. I mean, certainly enough to take him into custody.

From the perspective of law enforcement, it's as good as a confession. I mean, certainly enough to take him into custody.