Elle, I took it to mean how long he was involved with drugs, and nothing ever happened. As far as the attorney asking that the B&E charges be dropped, I think it's just what I thought all along.........too many people in and out of that house to just assume Tommy did it. I'm not saying he didn't do it, just that Misy is the one that found the stolen items. Either Lindsy was turning a blind eye, or Misty and/or someone else planted them there. Lindsy asked LE to do a search of her home because LE told her a stolen gun was involved. She did not want a gun around her children. After LE left, Lindsy did another search and found more items she didn't recognize as belonging to her. She called LE back to retrieve the items. This sounds like full cooperation on her part. I find it strange that Ron decides to divorce Misty, and instead of moving in with her parents, she goes to live with Tommy. In order for this to happen, she has to drop the restraining order against Tommy. Misty then spots items in Tommy's house that she reports to LE as possibly being stolen. How did Misty know there was a B&E? One of the victims was out of town, and had never reported anything. I don't know about the other victim, but I doubt there was anything in the papers about it. Too small time, to make the papers. I doubt Misty reads the paper anyway! In my opinion this was a set up by Ron and Misty to get back at Tommy for reporting him in Ratgate! I don't know how long Misty lived with them after Tommy was charged with B&E, but I'd be willing to bet it wasn't long. I think Werter has a good case for reasonable doubt. Misty was caught lying for Ron about Ratgate, and it's not a big jump to assume this was pay back.
