Trevor Collins

I just think there might be something else there.

Something that's diagnosable.

To be honest.

And again, we go back to balls living, you know, six, eight years, maybe 13.

It's over the course of 25.

We're thinking it's some kind of serial killer, a true crime thing.

I think this might be someone to take a close look at.

I mean, people have confessed to anything that they didn't do, but it's the place to start.

Yeah, I think my quick diagnosis so far is overly kind gentleman that makes his way through several towns and happens to be at the wrong place at the wrong time and gets tortured and his answers coerced because the level of detail, and I'm not even half done, the level of detail he gives in these confessions are almost like, tell us what we want to hear.

We think these things of you, therefore, if you don't say those, the torture won't stop kind of deal.

Like, we know the truth, you better say it.

He does talk about this belt, though.

I will say they go, OK, then if you have this magic demon belt, where is it?

And obviously you'd think it would be on him if he just transformed back from a wolf.

But he says that this belt was hidden in a certain valley.

Like he basically hid it away.

So the belt was never discovered.

And although this story didn't really line up with the way he was discovered, no one paid any mind because they had the guy dead to rights.

They had who they thought was the baddie.

Now, ultimately, he admitted to being a insatiable bloodsucker.