previously on Framed.

And you said that. You guys meet a couple of times. You meet with George, okay?

You go down to the water burner. You guys meet down there a few times. You talk with George, all right?

Then the plants made and put together, then you're gonna hit the temple.

And Alyssa, please, any more stuff on that one of your shoulder?

Rest your body.

I'm sorry.

The bench and cheese on the number, but the poo's. So when I was walking, I saw, it was like,

it was like a bluish gun. But Alyssa was so much because it was like 10 if we go to

the magazine, like half of it's 10 if it's on some livestream.

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Alex Garcia's interrogation came to an end 14 hours after it began on October 26th, 1991,

at 5.57 pm. When Alex first confessed to playing a role in the temple murders,

he said the only people that were involved were himself and Jonathan. As the interrogation

dragged on, his story changed. He eventually told the detectives Raleigh was there. George was there,

George's friend was there, and of course the Tucson 4. Towards the end, it was clear that Alex

was telling them whatever they wanted to hear. If he thought it was going to get him out of that room,

he said it. This interrogation process has left us with a big mess to sort out.

Looking at these three suspects stories, those being Raleigh's, Jonathan's, and Alex's,

we're left wondering which parts were true. What did they lie about? What did they leave out?

These are the questions we're going to try to find answers to, and we're going to look for

those answers in the case file. Before we dive into the case file, we're going to talk through a

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