If he was under suicide watch and needed medication, do you think they'd actually give him meds that made him delusional enough to admitted multiple times in writing and then to his wife and mother that he barbarically murder two girls?
Is anyone that comes into contact with RA, and is witness to a confession, now automatically a part of a conspiracy to frame the CVS employee, ignoring the real Odinist killers?
Just the shear number of confessions attributed to RA, the odds of a conspiracy to falsely convict him plummet, IMO.
He put himself at the crime area, on the bridge at the time of abduction within days of the murders. Now he's repeatedly confessed to it years later. Why does common sense go out the window because his reactions to being arrested, imprisoned, loss of freedom he's known his whole life have physically and mentally affected him adversely? Because he feels bad enough to kill himself automatically means he must be an innocent man, because a guilty man would never want to kill himself? There's the odds again.
A man is innocent until it's proven he's not. RA has given that proof yet nobody believes him? What are the odds? And people wonder why he's continually admitted his guilt. It's not a mystery to me, nor a conspiracy, it's a man telling the truth and his lawyers won't accept it. At this point, it's the only thing that makes sense.
AJMO
