Where did I ever say there was "overwhelming evidence" against anyone in this case, let alone the WM3? I didn't.
I'm a fencie. I don't know who committed the crime, but I don't automatically, completely rule out the idea that one or all of the WM3 were involved simply because a couple documentaries framed it that way. The fact that JB's Uncle completely denies JB and DE's alibi of them cutting grass at his house that day (and the reason why they need to leave; they said they needed to go to the laundromat to call for a ride home, even though the Uncle had a perfectly-working phone in his house -- they still said this, because they knew they were seen at the laundromat that day, so they invented that reason); Buddy Lucas' interview with police (speaking of people who would have no reason to lie, unless you think he pulled Keyser Soze, which is laughable); the fact that JB tried to get rid of weapons (an ice axe, a knife, and a sheath) right after the murders; the fact JM actually did get a plethora of things right, even in the initial confession (that MM was "separate" from the other boys, the exact injuries to the exact victims as far as SB with the genital wound and SB with the facial wound; his route to and from the crime scene; the crime scene). There's much more, I'm just lazy and I've said it already on this board; just go look through some threads if you're truly interested.
I just think it's misguided. I've been following this case for at least 10 years now. First, JMB was the one. Now, it's TH. If TH is ever somehow absolved, it'll be TM. I get it: the parents are always the first ones that should be investigated (no argument there; TH should have been thoroughly investigated), but this automatic assumption to jump to one of the parents simply because no one knows who committed this crime -- it's just foolish. The hair found on the scene is just as circumstantial as the fiber evidence that was found that connected the WM3 to the crime. It's proves absolutely nothing, and it isn't even directly linked to TH, but 1% of the population at the time in West Memphis, which is around 1,000 possible people.