Stephanie Soo

Some people are scared of Mackenzie if they're talking to like it just seems maybe it's more social pressure and not, hey, if you talk something really bad is going to happen to you.

But there's just like a lot of this intimidation talks of, you know, refusing to cooperate because people are being intimidated.

Now there's a recorded conversation between two law enforcement officials about Bubba.

They get on the phone and they're talking about Bubba and it's part of the case file.

Okay.

Yeah.

So like one of them is like, who is this?

And it's like, oh, it's Chief.

What's up, Chief?

How you doing?

And then they're like, okay, so let me catch you up to speed.

Quote, so I just had a conversation with Bubba Landon.

that was very interesting conversation i must say yeah uh he's not willing to talk he says that he's not being threatened and in his own words i'm at the top of the chain nobody messes with me i'll just kick their ass he seemed very this is my intuition or whatever whatever you know this is he's involved

he's involved okay there's no like backup to this it's just like yeah it's kind of like an explosive thing to say um i would that's like a crazy thing to say i will say because he's not in the car there are some people speculating online like maybe he's not being truthful or that transparent about what happened at paul's house that night but to say that he's involved

Seems like a big stretch, right?

But that's what the police say.

This is in the FOIA file, which after the Netflix doc dropped, a lot of people who had access to the FOIA file requested it on their own.

They start releasing stuff like this and they're like, oh my God, he wouldn't talk.

He was hesitant to talk to the police.

He's acting like that in the doc.