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Okay, genuine question here. If he's trying to get away with murder, why leave her skull somewhere that points
directly back to him? I mean, that's practically gift wrapping an arrest, right? Yeah. I don't
Again, I go back to this like this idea of like you you have an intention, right? Like if you if you wanted her to
be found, you make sure it goes somewhere where you like know it will be found. You can like witness it being
found. You know it >> can confirm it. >> Yeah. I mean like like maybe that's it if it's just all too contrived.
Well, and also there's like the like the red herring that's too obvious, right? Like how could it have been? Like he
goes here all the time. Like there's no way it could be him cuz he wouldn't have
left it here, right? Like >> it feels too stupid to be calculated. like yeah it it feels
like too >> or maybe it's maybe it's arrogant like nothing has happened so far and it feels
pretty obvious that like he is lying about some like major points in seeing Linda, right? He has this girlfriend who
potentially gave a a [snorts] sighting of her that may or may not have been real
>> and he hasn't been caught so far. Why would it happen now? >> I don't know. I keep coming back to the
fact that like usually like in cases where someone goes missing and then they're found, all the
detectives I've ever talked to have always said like look at where the thing happened or where they're found because
that's where someone feels most comfortable >> like a regular hangout. >> So I don't know why it's on there. I
don't know like again it could mean a million things but instead >> it could mean nothing. Yeah.

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Brief Summary

The episode analyzes a murder case's suspect behavior and evidence placement, questioning intentions and criminal psychology.

Key points

Murder Logic Questioned. Why would a murderer leave evidence pointing back to themselves?
Comfort Zones in Crime. Detectives suggest looking at familiar places for clues in missing persons cases.

Episode highlights

Comfort Zones in CrimeDetectives suggest looking at familiar places for clues in missing persons cases.“Usually like in cases where someone goes missing... that's where someone feels most comfortable.”1:14Nov 24, 2025

Episode quotes

It feels too stupid to be calculated.

Discussing the murderer's actions.

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