[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...but then I keep coming back to 'most murders/murderers' are either someone close to the victim or the last person to be known to see her alive..?..and we have some possible suspects, on the Avery property or her brother or ex..?..and then we go into all of the 'conspiracies' and 'theories' with them and the things that could be seen to be shady etc...but the 'obvious' would be that Steven did kill her, it's the most logical in a way because her charred bones and her car were there and he was the last person to see her...and if it hadn't been for his 18yr wrongful conviction, would we all not be thinking that...but that's complicated it obviously because he's professed innocence again...and I do think that the police dept did illegally find her car on the property when they shouldn't have been there, so obviously there has been some covering up there, making it all look 'corrupt' and 'framed'..and they obviously manipulated some evidence as well, to try to place her in Steven's van and ensure his conviction...that's just Steven obviously, not Brendon...

Another thing that always bothered me about Theresa's ex was that he couldn't recall if he saw her in the morning, afternoon or evening on OCT 30th the day before she disappeared. This was the last time he saw a woman he had a five year relationship with, how can he not remember if it was morning or evening, yet he did remember the meeting took place in her house?

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Another thing that always bothered me about Theresa's ex was that he couldn't recall if he saw her in the morning, afternoon or evening on OCT 30th the day before she disappeared. This was the last time he saw a woman he had a five year relationship with, how can he not remember if it was morning or evening?

Ugh that guy really annoys me.

'I don't recall' 'I think' I believe..' like UGH TELL THE TRUTH.

When he was acting like he found it hard to recall how they found her voicemail password, I'd say it's pretty hard for an adult to forget something like that