Previously on Truth and Justice.

We don't have the vantage point of having heard his initial interview when he's first

brought in because they say we've already talked to you and there were some things that

were developed that we want to explore now.

So we don't know what he said initially and you know that would be the most important

interview.

It's definitely discouraging that they are providing so much information to him rather

than drawing information from him.

That's discouraging from a law enforcement standpoint and an interview.

But at the same time, I cannot say with absence certainty that he had prompted some of this

information himself earlier.

This would be a horrendous interview.

He's the mentality of a child so you can understand why they would have to do so much

about things.

But again, that's only if he volunteered some of this stuff initially.

Two weeks ago, we invited former FBI and Department of Defense.

Tim was able to pick a side to speak because he didn't have enough information from

the pre-interviews or the case facts.

As promised, today we're going to explore the events leading up to Jesse Miss Kelly's

confession.

We're going to begin by reviewing the pre-interview notes written by Gitchell and Ridge.

After that, we'll break down each case fact that was revealed during Jesse's recorded

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