I'm just one of those people who don't believe things until LE says it...especially in this case...so not sure I buy most of the stuff that came across here tonight, at least not yet. I don't think LE would use LP as their mouthpiece, personally.
Just wondering, if LE says it would have been impossible for Ron to have left work (which I never thought, I figured he operated via his phone) could it be because he was never there to begin with? That is the only way I can see it being totally impossible...
I think LP went down there with the idea of bailing Ron out. I'm sure he and his team asked a lot of questions first to check if RC was going to be a flight risk. That is LP's #1 concern when he posts bail for an individual. I'll bet he's got sources in LE and if LP was doing his own investigation of RC, I'm sure he asked questions about the LDT results, among other things. Off the record, of course.
As far as him saying that LE confirmed that it would have been impossible for Ron to have left work, well, that's been the party line all along. LP just repeated what we've all heard. As the operator of a rolling crane, he might have a little time between loading/unloading barges but not enough to make the return journey from work to Satsuma
and help in the coverup also. However, we don't know what time RC arrived at work. I'll bet anything it wasn't at 4:15pm.
I found most of what LP said to be credible as far as RC's movements. I believe he may have discussed the case with TN but he's not going to tell us that. I'd be more intrigued by what he
didn't say on last night's show. I bet his investigations have turned up a lot more than he is saying.
On a lighter note, I'll add that I'm a fan of LP, self-aggrandising, publicity-hound that he may be. LP might be old enough to be my grand-daddy but he sure is one cool dude grand-daddy. The suited and booted cowboy with the southern accent is real iconic to us over here in Europe. My admiration is on a purely platonic and professional level, natch.