milagoddess
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definitely. Kind of off topic, but did anyone else catch on to the "That girl" phrase? I'm not surprised that Mr. Brunn referred to her as "that girl", but during the Polygraph, the chief or whoever is questioning always refers to her as "that girl".. I know they know what they're doing, but I thought for sure that mentioning the victim's ACTUAL name during a polygraph could change the results majorly? Or is it the other way around?
& the "I didn't kill that spanish girl"...how disrespectful. I know at that point he had not confessed, but still.....
Also, was there any proof that marijuana was the only drug he used consistently? I believe I read an article somewhere that stated he was into a few other things also.... and that during his confession, he stated he was so paranoid which drove him to take the receipt & proceed to tape it on to the compactor.
I think he was saying "that Spanish girl" because he was trying to maintain that he didn't know her. TBH, I'd rather he called her that Spanish girl than that "little Mexican girl". That's more demeaning to me for some reason.
He said himself he had smoked meth, at least the night after he murdered Jorelys. I think I read that he said it was the meth that was making him nervous and paranoid and he posted the note.