She was brought back to that sailboat that night.

That's right.

And maybe if there was a dirty deed and we're not accusing Brian of any dirty deed,

if there was a dirty deed, it may have been committed on or inside that sailboat.

But then the very other question is if that in fact occurred,

if there was a murder on that sailboat, how did or when did he get rid of the body? And that brings us to another

unproven, but Banfield was also reporting this, that someone reported that about 8.30 that night,

there was a loud splash.

But to me, Mike, that wouldn't make any sense

because if he did end her life on that cell,

would he really dump her body right off the side of this?

I would find that to be ridiculous.

So you can't always believe everything that people are reporting.

I would like if I, like,

if I was a homicide detective or working this as a homicide boss,

I would want to interview that person that heard that loud splash.

Mike.

Yeah, Bill.

You know, if he's, look, he's maybe not the sharpest knife in the drawer,

but he's got enough moxie and to try to pull this off.

I think if he did, if he killed her on the boat, that little, that little thing,

I don't think so.

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