The old phones… I can explain: I still have practically every cell phone I’ve ever owned, even the busted ones. I kept them bc I needed to find a way to transfer pics to my computer/laptops. And my husband has most of his old phones, and as a matter of fact, a surprising quantity of his ex-old-lady’s old cell phones. I got on an organizing kick in the office and decided one of the huge, deep desk drawers were where the phones would live. Most of them are in their original boxes. So, I don’t find the phones to be weird.
I do find the amount of knives to be… disturbing.
Passenger side swabs - he could’ve peeled off his top layer of clothing and tossed it in the seat or in the passenger floorboard. I understand why the seatbelt swabs, bc if he got in the car and belted himself before deciding to take the bloody jacket off, he would’ve transferred it there. I’m curious if they investigated all of the floorboards and found hair and fibers as well as any blood he might not have been able to get to in order to really deep clean the car - did they remove the seats and the tracks and swab/brush any of those areas? That’s where you find “the good stuff,” IOW, the stuff most people can’t really reach if they’re hiding something and it gets lost there, like in that black hole between the console and the seat. I’ve lost many a cigarette lighter there. I also once dropped something small and very very important; it ended up in the seat track where I absolutely couldn’t grab it, so my husband took the seat off the track.
Spare tire carpet cutting - he might’ve tossed the gun/knife/knives in there, or possibly his outerwear before driving away.
Can’t explain the Aquafina bottle, other than it being a source of his DNA that would be easy to compare to anything he possibly left on/near the girls, or it was in a weird place (I read a post on another forum and his analysis of a crime scene called it OOPS -out of place stuff - was particularly eye opening).
All MOO…
I'm glad he confessed .. moo