Todd Barr

Well, I got to go along with you on that.

I do like Josh's take, and he makes a valiant attempt to try and convince me, but I got to say that the fact that the doctor went and hid in the woods, that he resisted arrest, that he fled from the cops, that he made the call to his son.

His son was convincing on the stand.

He had a motive with receiving...

insurance policy or uh i think she had 250 000 that went to him if she went belly up things like this that that you know screams circumstantial evidence he takes her on a hike he researches up dangerous hiking areas and she's on the edge there i have i have a much harder time to believe that she would bash him

i think it was some uh something where he would get 250 000 if she she passed away i can't remember if it was an insurance policy or some death benefit or something like that but he had motive when it came to trying to get revenge he was angry apparently at this emotional affair you throw in there a little bit of cash incentive and the fact that he would be free again

uh there's it's it's dripping with with pre-planning and pre-meditation people say that uh oh you know she she did this well i've never seen a victim run from the cops i've never seen a victim that has uh resisted arrest when they're trying to find out what's going on he easily could have approached the nurses and said no she tried to kill me but he never did any of those things and that to me is is pretty telling when it comes to the fact that he was

obviously involved in this up to his earlobes, and he was trying to get out of a marriage.