Controversialist
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I agree, he should have called LE on the spot...I don't know why the tow yard manager didn't call when he looked in the window and smelled it...however, we are not looking at this through the prism of a grandfather who cannot let his brain think that his granddaughter is dead. Your mind does funny things and I think George believed the smell was garbage because he desperately needed to believe it. I don't think he believed it for very long, but the main thing right then was there was no body in the trunk and at that moment that was all he cared about. Deep down George knew his life was changed forever when he smelled that car, but he talked himself into accepting the garbage as the smell because he wasn't ready to accept anything else.
Yes, I agree that hindsight is 20/20, it's easy to analyze GA's actions from my Lazy-Boy recliner after the fact.
So maybe when GA found the car he had a subliminal desire to delay finding out out the inevitable, and kicked the can down the road for awhile. By calling LE he might have had to immediately face the realization of an unthinkable scenario.
And yet---what saith the law? Was GA obligated by law to report such a finding despite his apprehension? :waitasec: