JW confession should have matched the evidence from the crimes, the state should not tailor his confession to align with the evidence they collected, or how they found the victims,Prosecution has to make sure the confession fits the evidence.
An investigator or prosecutor should never try to make a confession fit the evidence. They should follow the evidence where ever it goes. Period. If the confession does not fit the evidence, then the confession is a lie. Plain and simple. People lie, evidence does not lie.
JMO
In this trial I admit the state have gone so far out of their way to bolster the confession of JW it is damning IMO, they have protected him at every turn so the jury do not get to see the constant lies he told to LE, the jury have not been allowed to hear JW interview at the border, the state has not entered into evidence any of the times JW was interviewed lest the jury see what a cunning liar he is,
and then the man who admits to 5 murders 8 if you are GW defense team was allowed to tell the jury that God spoke to him and told him to confess, and he is so regretful and sorry for what he has done,
I think he is enjoying testifying, especially as he knows there will be no recording,