This is one of the very few mysteries where the answers were right there. I feel like the mystery is just a bunch of cards on the table and you just don't know what to flip over what connects to what. I feel like they had specific cards that gave them the answers and they just couldn't flip the cards over. And it's just, oh, it was right there. I mean, the bullet caseings, they knew about information that wasn't public. The person obviously knew them and then even was involved in some way post crime. So, in my mind, it was like that crew, that person, shotgun man, the two. Beardman, fair man, fair man. Like that was it. Yeah. Like, it's weird because this is like probably the first case that goes, like, that's pretty much the answer. You just didn't turn the card over. Like, the answers is right there on that card. You just legally can't close the loop. Right. I feel like that's the thing. Legally, we can't definitively close that loop, but I feel like it's all there. Yeah, it is. I mean, there's hard

evidence. There is hard evidence. Confessions leading to information that shouldn't have been known leading to other evidence. Like, this confession was so strong. I don't know how they didn't press them. But also, he's like, oh, you leak that to the public. My boys are going to know. I'm going to go quiet. You're in prison, son.

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