That is a very peculiar thing for them to say. Especially since they said they could not find him either. Or the car. I would think they would have contact from him be priority #1.
Hmmmm. Highly suspect MOO. How do we know they made it home to begin with. He admits they were fighting. He talks way too fast and “canned” and without emotion.
Agreed. He's practiced this many times, hence the forced and quick delivery. And he doesn't make eye contact, which is troubling.
To be fair, if I knew I was going to do an interview, I would practice what I wanted to say. Also it appeared to me that he was looking at a reporter for most of the video and sometimes at the camera. IDK how you can tell if he was not making eye contact from that.
I don't fault him for the no eye contact as someone with anxiety I often forget to make eye contact or I am unable to. Also, when anyone gets nervous they tend to speed up when talking. This is a very distressing situation and he probably knows that people are suspicious of him and that his interview will be scrutinized. I'm still suspicious of him because of the timeline but I don't think it is entirely fair to judge a person's reactions to trauma.
Hold up. The roommate says she reported it, but this last article says the bf reported it. Which is it?
I completely agree.
