Justiceseeker35
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Just when you think you might be figuring it all out, along comes someone with expertise in the field that kinda blows you away. Piggybacking on this info, I guess I'd say that the reason TH was protected by the wmpd is because he knew/knows something incriminatory about GG (and maybe others). Personally, I don't think GG was involved in the murders. IMO, it's more likely that he was simply involved in protecting TH. Again IMO, it's highly suspicious just how quickly after the verdicts that he retired. Also, look at his demeanor in West of Memphis. IMO, he's hedging, as is the prosecutor, JF. IMO, both GG and JF should investigated, along with the chief prosecutor, BD, and the trial judge, DB. Remember, a suspicious piece of evidence was found in DB's home when it should have been in the evidence room at the wmpd.
I'm starting to believe this too, that TH was protected for what he knew. And those in charge were to steer this investigation a certain direction for the sake of preserving the reputations of all involved. I may be way off but behaviorally I believe he joined the search just to put on a "show" he was playing a certain part. He was to join in the search, cover up the crime and leave town after the murders and then come back in time for the trial. I always thought he looked like a man who was desparately afraid that the wm3 would not be found guilty(not because they might come for the parents next or anything like that). When he was siting in that court room with the other parents he looked very much like the truth could come out at any moment. GG was directly involved in many antics involving false evidence (diving for a knife, producing a "whiskey bottle"), misinformation, false witnesses, trying to coercing JMKjr to testify against DE, JB , and directly leading the prosecution towards a satanic ritual murder motive. If other people involved spoke out against that kind of behavior the case could mistrial or leave room for reasonable doubt. But they got lucky.