young, there's just not much.

Yeah, and she didn't have a job.

She wasn't going to college.

She wasn't partying, doing drugs.

She didn't drink, that we know of.

She had just gotten married.

She was infatuated with Doug for years, from what we were told.

There's so many people at play here.

That's correct.

And there's another detail here too.

So there's a sliding glass door on this house.

So Doug and Debbie and Jen, correct me if I'm wrong, they had like an entertainment center or a shelf or something in front of that door on the inside.

So someone who doesn't know the layout of the house or doesn't know how they've arranged their furniture, wouldn't know that that door was essentially not functional so that they weren't going in and out of the sliding door, which is right there.

So again, going back to, it has to be, not has to be, but we believe it is someone who knew the house, knew their habits.

Just these little small details because the only other door you can get in and out of is at the front of the house, which is out by the main road, which is a way on the other side of the house.

domestic violence on the part of doug not that we've ever seen any indication

So were you able to confirm in any way, shape, or form when Paul left work, did he go take a shower there?

We can't confirm that he took a shower there.

What we know is that Paul told the police that he left work at 9:10 that night, which was a lie.

We have his timecard.

He left work at 8:43.

And so we know that part of the story is wrong.

And then we also know that he was supposed to pick up this woman he went on a date with named Tina, and we've interviewed her before.

But I just was trying to figure out the most logical sequence of events, but I don't think I could really determine if I thought she was attacked right at the back door, ran, or attacked in the carport first and then dragged all the way back.

It gets worse.

Well, it's even more suspicious because he confessed to hurting her.

He in, let's see, April of 2010 or 2011, they're not quite sure what year.

And so he was working on like these towers.

He was climbing towers.

And he was one night, he and two other people were in a hotel room.

One of them is Tad Hickerson.

A guy by the name of William Miller.

In your investigation, what did you come up with? What did you find out to be his true faith?

Well, my experience in this case started in 2008.

They had what they call a series of Rule 37 hearings.

And basically what those hearings were, the guys were convicted in 1994 and were sent to prison for killing Michael Moore, Christopher Byers, and Stevie Branch, three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas, on May 5, 1993.

The prosecutors in the case said that these kids were killed in a satanic or a cult ceremony.

And the evidence against these three was pretty, there wasn't much evidence against them, but the prosecutors were able to weave a pretty good case, not pretty good, but they were able to weave a case together against these guys.

And so they languished in prison for years.

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