Unfortunately, DA Harson didn't have much to say. Sounds like the contents of the verbal confession is a big deal to him. I think that BSL and his attorneys out-negotiated the DA staff. Example, BSL admits to beating Lisa, placing a bag over her head and burying her body under boards trying to incriminate the person who was killed in a car accident. The autopsy corroborates this. YET, in the confession, BSL doesn't ADMIT to causing her death. Its like .."ok I didn't really do it, but if you insist, I'll confess to it."
As for Mickey's confession, I don't think it happened the way BSL confessed at all. Just as likely it could have been - Mickey was dazed from hitting the hood of the truck when he ran into her, he got out with a knife and forced her into the truck. Once inside the truck, she regained senses and maced him -he dropped the knife, she retrieved it and stabbed him - he wrestled the knife away from her then stabbed her several times, until he thought she was dead. He then drove off - soon she moaned or stirred maybe even struggled, perhaps around the Advertiser site...he shot her then.....maybe that struggle was what was seen on the Advertiser video. The way BSL tells it, HE was the victim in the cane field when Mickey miraculosly came to and stabbed him in the chest....he HAD to shoot her to save his life. I don't think he ever went to a cane field, he immediately went home, put the body in the field behind his house, covered it with trailer skirting, then tended to his wounds. When he returned from NO he picked up the body and buried it in the cemetery. (Perhaps Onstar records could validate his story, but they probably won't be released.)
Unfortunately, we'll never know, because, I don't think all of the evidence will ever be released. Too incriminating for LE/DA from several jurisdictions, from reports of younger BSL occurrences, the original sexual battery plea in the Reddell incident (Evangeline Parish), the Lisa incident were LE/DA apparently put forth little effort to solve (Lafayette/Acadia Parishes), to Mickey (Lafayette/St. Landry Parishes), which would have probably never been solved without the intense public involvement, including all the incriminating tips. I cannot think of one lead that LE formulated on their own.
(I'm not even considering other possible incidents that might be indicated by evidence found in his home.)
Guess DA figures end result, BSL behind bars for life, is all that counts.
Just skeptical that all evidence will ever be released - too bad. Hope I'm wrong.....
