Micheline
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1. Why would it be slick and deceiving to put Michelle's life ahead of the insurance money? I don't get that, sorry.
It would be slick and deceiving had he said it while he did not feel it that way, had he only said it in an attempt to gain sympathy.
He did not say it while he could have since his feelings cannot be checked.
2. But the fact remains, he never looked back once to check on her, never even called out to her. Seems cowardly, imo. A rip tide does nothing to prevent one from looking behind them, while they continue to paddle to safety.
True, he admits he did not look back, but he could have said he did look back, no one can proof whether he did or didn't.
He could say he looked back, saw her and she seemed to be swimming back also, and then when he was in undeep water he assumed her to be some distance behind him but he then did not see her anywhere and decided to go look for help.
3. Probably never occurred to him to say that. That doesn't make me believe in his innocence in any way.
I do not think his insurance explanation was all that reasonable. I see no way that he deserves a million dollars just because a woman he barely knew died in the ocean.
I think Robyn's friend (not Christina but the other friend) said he and Robyn knew eachothers for 4 years. That still does not mean he "deserves" such an amount of money, I never saw it that way, he may be entitled to it though if Robyn;s death was accidental drowning and the insurance being ligit (signed by Robyn).