When you investigate a crime, it's not a destination you are hoping to reach, that you put in a GPS navigator and drive toward that conclusion

You have to take you where the facts lead you

When someone frames a person or sets them up, they program your GPS for a certain destination and conclusion they want you to reach. When you start seeing "Bridge out ahead" signs or "dead end" signs, it's time to turn around, go back to the start and start over, with no preconceived notions about who might be guilty or what really happened. In other words totally objective reasoning.

I am thoroughly convicted Cash was murdered in that house and Brown was set up like a bowling pin. One of the most convincing pieces of evidence of this to me is how he supposedly disguised himself at night, but not in broad daylight, and how he went into that house when people surely would be up.

It could be he picked the kid up. Even if he did it doesn't mean he killed him, does it?


I think it is very possible Cash was already dead, and the kidnapping staged, eh looked dead to me an I watched it many times. His legs and neck were stiff, like a dead rabbit.