But that scenario, of him 'not being the killer', makes no sense, if he knows where the body was hidden.
How could that have happened, that he stalked her from his Malibu, assaulted her, threw her in the trunk of his car, then blacked out, but comes to as he is driving , with her in the trunk?
So what could have happened between him putting her in the trunk, and him coming out of his black out? I don't see any scenario where someone else is the guilty party. JMO
I think it is pretty easy to prove that no one else could be the guilty party.He admits to throwing her in the trunk. He admits to 'waking up' from his blackout, as the is driving down the road, and she is in his trunk.
So how could someone take over between him putting her in his trunk, and him coming to, behind the wheel? That seems highly improbable.