Stephanie Soo

And he's making jokes about Taco Bell.

His mom keeps reassuring him, they're not taking your stuff.

They're not taking your stuff.

I wouldn't be too surprised if the police are listening to this call.

If they stole my fucking ring, just like they stole my credit card information.

That's what he claims.

Okay.

As the murder trial is nearing, it's Daniel's brother who decides to tell him the truth.

Daniel's brother is in a lot of these calls and he tells him, support is dwindling.

okay from the families yeah mom and dad want to believe you very much i want to believe you very much right there's just a lot that's come out and as imaginative as i can be with finding explanations and ways to theorize how this or that could have been the reality some of it is beyond even my creativity daniel doesn't really respond

And again later, on a private call just between Daniel and his brother, and now us and everyone else with a penchant for a FOIA requesting cases, Daniel's brother tells him, I want to believe in you.

And at the same time, I will be totally honest.

I, from the beginning, have not really ever cared one way or another.

I do not want to see where you are.

I do not want to see where you're going, regardless of the situation and how it arrived.

I don't want you there and don't really care about guilt or culpability or anything like that.

So he's basically saying like, you're my brother through and through.

And that's how I've been since day one.

However, the situation got to where it's got to.

And my concern now is your support is dwindling, dwindling fast.