Why did Stefan come back on Maddie's birthday of all days possible and end her life?

No coincidence.

Don't believe Maddie invited him after years of essay.

You know, Claudia, those are some of the questions that we all have, that we also question,

will we ever find out the answers to that?

And obviously, the police know a lot that we don't know.

And hopefully these answers will come out in one of the two trials, Mike.

Yeah, you know, occasionally, you know, you get circumstances where something happens and seems to be serendipitous. But I don't believe in coincidence, really, that often, once in a great moon, and once a blue moon.

You know, his going up there at that particular day was at the behest of someone, because he hadn't been living with them for at least two months.

So he was invited by somebody.

We'll find out at the trial

when they go through the timeline of everything. But it was not coincidence. It's not

coincidence that within 24 hours of him showing up, back up in his life, in her life, I'm sorry,

poor Maddie's life after two months being out of her life, she disappears and she's found dead.

No coincidence whatsoever. He was on a mission. He can do things. He doesn't. He seems like a

helpless guy when he's talking to the police. I'm just, you know, driving around and I get to the

vape shop two hours early. I have nothing better to do. Yeah, but when he's got a little

bean his bonnet, he can get his ass out of bed at three o'clock in the morning and drive, you know,

and do like a five-hour round trip, six-hour round trip on some highway to, you know, to do something.

Or as he said, put all his ducks in a row. I don't think so.

He was trying to destroy evidence. So it is kind of amazing. He can do things when he's fired up to

do him. So I don't think that he was, it's just a coincidence. He went back to see Madeline on her

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