Oh geez....where do I begin? Sounds as if MS has made a "parallel universe scenario" in which he is the victim and Teresa's murder was a result of Wayne not having a room at Motel 6.....give me a break!!! (Jimmy is lying about "spending the night".... he had to get back to his job in Missouri and the "turn around trip of 11oo miles" NEVER involved spending the night at the Sievers home or anywhere else in Florida.) Let us not forget the one hundred dollar bills Wayne got from MS....ya' know the little gift he sent to him. Isn't it ironic that Mark Sievers quit making phone calls to the burner phone he provided to Wayne just before leaving on his flight up North and never called it again after Teresa's murder? Oh yeah he didn't need the phone anymore!! And although not mentioned in the trial, I can never forget the document in MS's office shredder (too many pages and it appeared to have clogged the gears) was a Disability Policy on Teresa. I guess he knew he didn't need to continue keeping or paying premiums on one disability policy, but had no problem keeping the five life insurance policies in force?
"....you are three and a half times more likely to be injured and need disability coverage than you are to die and need life insurance. Fact: At no age is the risk of death greater than the risk of becoming disabled." (internet info)
Please remember this 6 page alternate scenario was written by a man called "The Hammer," convicted murderer of a defenseless woman, a felon on parole at the time of the murder, who lied to his parole officer and employer, and has a murder tattoo on his chest. I find it easier to believe his "Save Mark" explanations were conveyed or relayed via the prison grapevine. JRR, in my opinion, could have never written or even contrived this scenario (filled with more holes than a block of Swiss cheese). JRR is easily manipulated, misled and totally incapable of knowing the full extent of CWW's and MS's prior history, planning or financial arrangements. IMO