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That's specific. And how would he know? >> It's specifically so different from the
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truth of what happened, >> right? So if he was in the know, like that shouldn't have been his answer,
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>> right? >> If he didn't know anything, why is he saying that? >> Yeah. Why is he literally making stuff
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up to tell a grieving family on a case that he's not working? Like [music] >> it's not adding up. But you know,
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there's something else that's not adding up when it comes to who knew what and when. So, remember Michael's 911 call
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when he said, "Dude, it looks like somebody's come into the house and murdered her. Her throat slit. There's
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blood everywhere." How would he have known that? Roy didn't know that her throat was slit. He told Michael that
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she had an aneurysm or something. And remember, even first responders said that it wasn't clear that her throat was
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slit because of how she was like slumped over, right? But Michael wasn't even close up. Roy said at most Michael just
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[music] stepped out of his room and looked over, >> peaked over >> toward the couch before going back into
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his room and making calls. And Roy told police that he never saw Michael check on Amber.
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>> I mean, he seems pretty sure about what happened on the call, though. >> Yes, he does seem pretty sure of it when
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he calls 911. But you might have caught [music] me saying that he made calls that morning, plural,
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>> not just a call to 911. And the first one that morning wasn't to [music] 911.
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You're not going to believe who it was to when I show you the four dogs.