brightii
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I'm thinking back to AJ's testimony and how when he found out it was TB's truck in the hangar he became physically sick and threw up beside his own truck outside. Why such a strong reaction, I wonder, if AJ only knew then it was a stolen truck in the hangar? Such a strong response from AJ made me think AJ knew then - or at the very least suspected - that TB was dead. No wonder he was worrying about himself or his family getting whacked!
I don't recall if AJ was asked if he had ever seen the Eliminator, but since many have said they have (SS, SH, JV), I wouldn't be surprised that AJ had also seen it at some point and once news of TB's demise became public, IMO, he would have put 2 + 2 together. Who wouldn't?
And then when I think about how SS was mad at AJ for mentioning that he called CS, and that now SS and AJ no longer communicate, and I can't help but think that SS knew or should have at least suspected that what the news reports were accusing DM of doing (murder/incinerating TB) was very possibly true. After all, how many other suspects would have had an incinerator at their disposal? And SS knew DM wanted a diesel truck.
For these reasons, along with his testimony, I think SS knew/knows more but will remain loyal to DM. His loyalty has limits - none for AJ it seems - and to DM it may be for money, but IMO, it could also be because he was involved knowingly or not, in some aspect of the crime (or other crimes ie chop-shop), either before or after the murder that prevents him from being 100% transparent and forthcoming on the stand.
All MOO.
I don't recall if AJ was asked if he had ever seen the Eliminator, but since many have said they have (SS, SH, JV), I wouldn't be surprised that AJ had also seen it at some point and once news of TB's demise became public, IMO, he would have put 2 + 2 together. Who wouldn't?
And then when I think about how SS was mad at AJ for mentioning that he called CS, and that now SS and AJ no longer communicate, and I can't help but think that SS knew or should have at least suspected that what the news reports were accusing DM of doing (murder/incinerating TB) was very possibly true. After all, how many other suspects would have had an incinerator at their disposal? And SS knew DM wanted a diesel truck.
For these reasons, along with his testimony, I think SS knew/knows more but will remain loyal to DM. His loyalty has limits - none for AJ it seems - and to DM it may be for money, but IMO, it could also be because he was involved knowingly or not, in some aspect of the crime (or other crimes ie chop-shop), either before or after the murder that prevents him from being 100% transparent and forthcoming on the stand.
All MOO.