casesensitive
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Just my opinion, but even though FD'A appears to be a somewhat questionable character, I do not see any benefit to him as a result of the deaths of the Shermans. His indebtedness, would survive their deaths and I doubt he would looked forward to having to deal with Jonathan. Plus there is no evidence his warm and personal relationship with Barry was deteriorating.
I crossed him off my POI list.
Again, my opinion only.
When I read that BS missed F's annual Christmas party (lunch) on the fateful Wednesday, it seemed that BS was free and could have attended. I wondered why he didn't make an effort to go, or at least call F with his regrets. Was this an intentional snub that would have denoted a problem in their relationship?
FD'A said that BS called him from home late that night to apologize for not attending. That call suggests that FD'A could be the last person BS spoke to before he was killed. If BS was attacked as soon as he entered his home, how (and why) did he call FD'A?
FD'A said that he spoke to BS almost every day. He obviously didn't talk to him on Thursday or Friday before he left for his cottage. Do phone records show that he tried calling B? If he didn't, that could be significant.
It is possible, that after JS complained to BS about his unwise investments with FD'A, BS decided to be more careful in financing F's business ventures. He may have intended to drawn up a proper contract where F had to repay a current loan request, or he could have cut him off. He may have called in a previous loan for all we know, and put F in a dire situation. JS certainly suspected FD'A and F's mafia ties are disconcerting to say the least.
Is it possible that shady FD'A had tried to pull a fast one on BS? As F himself stated "If you hit Barry with a fly-swatter, he'd come back at you with a sledge-hammer." He added "That's what got him killed...".
I haven't taken FD'A off my list. jmo