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If I was Pawel Gumienny, I believe I would sue the Troconis family each and every time they referred to him as a “suspect”. He was not a suspect at any time. At worst, he may have been a “person of interest”, which ONLY means “a person we want to talk to”. Not at all the same thing as a “suspect”, and certainly not at all the same thing as a “convicted co-conspiritor in the murder of a mother of 5 children”.
And he was offered immunity, which he didn't even need, because he cooperated with LE and he told the truth.
He was an actual victim of FD (of the unholy triad of FD, MT and KM) who tried to use his employment, his immigration status, his loyalty and his decency for their advantage, trying to pull him in unwittingly to do their bidding in the advancement and cover-up of their crime.
He showed tremendous courage and character, in stark contrast to the lacking trio.
MT was no unwitting player. She expected FD to be gone that day, knew she was to man his phone, knew what call to take -- remember her saying, she didn't feel she needed to wrote down the events of the day because she memorized them. Hello. Scripted. Preplanned.
If she were just a sad pawn of FD, had no idea he was off murdering his wife, wearing two ponchos, how come innocent MT hasn't ever been forthcoming with what she was burning that afternoon? No reason to lie about it if she was being used.... just one more proof she was in on it. She knew where FD was, she helped hold the bags, she played keep away with PG's key, and she knew what she was burning. Complicit, start to finish.
14 years is nowhere near enough for what she did, but it is long enough that, when she does get out, she'll be old and grey. And that's just her heart.
JMO