-One of many quotes from MP (driver of SG) on the 12/5/11 A&E Two Hour Special: Long Island Serial Killer.
Anyone besides me get the impression that MP was more or less reciting a rehearsed version of what happened that night when SG was in JB's house (as opposed to simply telling us the truth in his own words?). Someone needs to post that segment of his interview so everyone can clearly see the fear in his eyes. Maybe he was simply star-struck with the tv cameras. Or maybe he was afraid that the world would not buy his story.
What does that mean when someone suspicious is about to tell you what his "business partner" said to him and then he has to actually ask himself "what did she say?" and hesitate before coming up with the words that he claims she spoke to him?
It's not like he hasn't been asked before to tell his account of the events of that evening.
Pak said she said, "you guys are trying to kill me", the hesitation was interesting, I imagine no one wants to implicate themselves in this and that statement definately implicates him. I think that he didn't want to say it, but had to say it because it is what he told LE that she said since the beginning of his involvement with LE, and he knows he can't change what he said now. SG was convinced the group: JB, Pak, CPH, were conspiring to harm her because one or some of them
were conspiring to do something with her, sell her, pimp her to someone, collect a fee for referring her to someone's "rehab", sell her into an S&M dungeon etc. But these bozo's didn't know she was going to end up murdered or the call to 911 and the delivery man wouldn't have happened. The SK sets up a fraudulent front, some reason for people to deliver/recruit girls to him and these clowns or clown bought it, and they were possibly going to be implicated as accomplices, looking at you JB. Remember that Pak and JB were questioned by detectives, and there stories cleared them (more or less) so I think what he said is the truth, there may just be more truth missing from their (JB and Pak) statements, like the short mystery trip within the oak beach community for instance.
One thing is for sure, Pak and Diaz are no longer camera shy. They aren't worried about LE charging them with anything anymore. As for JB and Pak, if they were serial killers, they never would have let her call 911 for 23 minutes, they didn't understand her fear, because they didn't know murder was involved, the SK only revelead his nefarious intentions to SG, and he did it with his actions not his words, she was on to his intentions because she wasn't as naive as the SK expected her to be, she had street smarts.
Pak also tells us that JB offered 450 for 2.5 hours, that is not the 1500 for overnight that the mystery caller/driver had been offering. That tells me that if the cases are connected, JB was in it for profits, "give me 1500 I'll deliver you a girl", gotta love laid off financial advisors. Also, Pak doesn't sound like an "older white guy" to me. I think his voice would be described with more detail regardless of what type of accent you hear.
JB to news media: "I'm not the victim here, ....yadda yadda... the true victims .... " This indicates JB does in some way feel like a victim, but correctly so brushes those feelings to the side because of the larger tragedy of loss of life. JB won't come on camera anymore, I wonder if he is still worried that he could be implicated as an accomplice, or has he rolled and just doesn't want the media attention. Was JB the effective recruiter/driver who anonymously picked up the G4 the right way then got lazy and ordered a delivery? Or was that the SK doing things right by doing it himself and JB.
Diaz, well we know he was barely crawling when the 1995 victim was killed, so he isn't the killer, but I would still love to break his jaw, twice.
