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From New York City, Roberta Glass is now on the record.

Welcome back. We are talking about Allura Patwan one more time and J.F. J.F. Garapay. Oh, Lord. Is it nuts? I really feel like this is, I always say this, though, that this might be the last

time for a while that I'm going to be talking about this subject. And I really thought I was

making myself clear last episode, but when I listened back back I was not so clear about a few things for

one why he's lazy so I've gotten asked why I think he's lazy and why I think that he would

use a gun as first object to use. And I think it's because it's clean.

It's also the fact that he re-drywalled. So that made me think that there might be a shot from,

you know, missing shot might have gone behind her. And so he had to

re-drywall. That, of course, could have happened. Also, if there was some kind of very violent

struggle or fight, there could have been some kind of indentations, destructions to his home that way that he had to redo.

But I do think that when we talk about, in true crime,

about interpersonal violence and strangulation.

We see that so often in DV situations,

and when someone knows someone,

it's a very up close, personal way to end someone's life.

But I did get some comments.

And of course, all of this is just my guessing.

That's the only thing I can do is guess from what I know,

from what I'm hearing, from what I think is possible. And of course,

we have an incredibly untrustworthy narrator to this story.

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