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Roy actually agreed to a polygraph test, but he fails it pretty royally. I mean,
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he fails on four substantial questions. Did you see anyone stab or cut that [music] woman? Did you stab or cut that
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woman? Did anyone tell you that they stabbed or cut that woman? Did you help cover up that woman's death?
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Oh, so like all the important questions. >> Yeah, and after he fails, detectives
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want to bring him in [music] for more questioning, but this is where Roy's attorney shuts it down. And as far as I
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know, that was Roy's last interview with police. So, are Michael, MK, and Josh taking polygraphs and giving like their
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version of events? Oh, your your face is telling me a >> doesn't it doesn't seem like it. So,
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there's nothing in any of the court records coming from them. But of course, a lot of evidence won't come out until
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the trial. It actually even takes investigators a minute to find MK. I do know that
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because he wasn't at his mom's house, either. Like, he's not there when they show up. Not at his mom's house. And it
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turns out that he had gone back to the city of Moorhead, which is like 70 mi away where he went to college. But
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luckily for state police, the evidence that they have been collecting from the scene and Amber's autopsy,
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that all tells a story of its own. It's just not what anyone expected.