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Maybe the cars are what they get instead of money? Hard to imagine they get cars and cash. And trips. Sounds too good to be true.
Exactly. If what he said happened was true, why wouldn’t he simply tell the truth from the start? No, instead he hides them and then tells lies. Sorry, but he is guilty, imo.Right. But that evening, he showed his true colors, IMO. The Thayers were brainstorming ways to find his missing family, trying to figure out where they might have gone, and how to search for them.
And while they were urgently planning how to find them, he showed total disinterest. He was ambivalent about searching and brainstorming. Of course, now we know that's because he had already disposed of them.
But if he is telling the truth about what really happened, wouldn't they have expected to see a grieving, broken man? Because they described a man who was focused on his cell and very interested in what others were thinking about his interviews. And he wanted Pizza. They didn't see a inconsolable, suffering man who had just buried his family.