Genius Cops Flatter Psychopath Into Confessing

truck about 15 miles away in the town of Weston, a crucial event took place, part of Dane's process to get rid of the evidence, or so he thought What was it that you threw your knife into the pond on the way back in the way back from burning the truck on the way back from Danforth Avenue? Can you tell us where that pond is? You don't know, you can't tell us where it is. It's, it's in a swamp. Bob is taking us to the swamp area now. I want to make sure we want to find that knife, obviously, I mean, I know it's evidence, but if I admit money, we'd like to have a complete closure.

I couldn't tell you where it is. Maybe I can show you that the detective who has been watching and taking notes most of the time is now asking an important question that brings this case to an even more gruesome reality. You have killed Jeff Jason and Jesse Jesse. He is a prop grandson, it is important to note that Jesse is not Bob's biological grandson. Bob's daughter Tamara had a teenage daughter with Jeff, but Jesse's mother was a woman named Jamie Marrow; since detectives refer to Jesse as Bob's grandson, she may have still addressed him as. Although this has not been publicly confirmed, how do you feel that wanting to help you trumped death?

It was granted to the point where he felt he should give you up, but what do you think he did that didn't want it? It's hard. time, yeah, I mean, I've known Bob for a long time, but he took you to burn down a truck and he was with you when you threw the knife, but he says you know what the conversation between your Bob is like right now. He needed to know from me that he had learned his lesson, the lesson he had learned remains a mystery considering he went to great lengths to destroy all evidence of his connection to the crimes, then he fled the state and fled. headed to New Hampshire.

Did you call Bob Junior? down here to say I can come down and hang out they talk all the time he talks to his mom all the time and we had already set a fire that I'm going to come down and you know we knew he was looking for a roommate, Bob will be down here, Why didn't you tell us? Because? Because he cared about me and I cared about him. Dane appears to be protective of Bob and somewhat reluctant to say anything that might get Bob in trouble. This is unusual. Since

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s generally only care about themselves, they may pretend to care about another person, but only as a form of manipulation to get what they want;

However, they may be trying to present themselves as a tough guy because he is willing to take the blame. Bob Bob is one of the biggest enigmas in this case, as he seems to have helped Thane after he knowingly killed his grandson; Unfortunately, that choice may be a mystery we never solve, but that's not the only puzzling family connection in this case. As the detectives continue their efforts to complete the missing pieces of the puzzle, they return to the topic of motive. Thane may have given a reason, but it still doesn't make sense. In an effort to continue justifying what she has done, she will soon reveal what may be her most outrageous claim yet.

So what about this other guy you said you wanted to kill? What is his name? Who is the third guy? The third guy you said you wanted to kill three people. Two, there were three people who used to be the biggest truck dealers I see and you wanted one to kill two of the three while the interrogation is coming to an end. Thane is yet to provide a convincing reason as to why she took it upon herself to terminate. the lives of three people in addition to his baseless claim that Jeff was a drug dealer and it should be noted that no evidence was ever found to support this idea after all, there still had to be something more as the detectives put pressure on him.

Thane makes a disgusting comment. accusation that she reveals more behind her deep hatred of Jeff of all the people in the world tattoos drugs there are very bad people up there why did you choose Jeff? He is responsible for Mariah's foster care. I have heard terrible things if you found any of her previous statements. be shocking what you're about to hear will completely blow your mind that's how weird i would call them he was he was what dog was a dog bestiality Jeff was yeah and how do you know what you're saying okay, there's no evidence to support such a ridiculous accusation and It seems that once again Thane may be trying to justify his actions with claims that paint him as the so-called good guy in this twisted situation.

Okay, if you want, I'll let you write a statement outside again. It starts where it feels important and until now you thought about this company in advance and you are wrong in the words that this was premeditated do you feel it was yes? you know it was premeditated and then once again before you write your statement here you know about your Miranda Rights you don't have to do this on that note they take a break and leave the room this can actually be further evidence of their impulsiveness He doesn't want to go through the whole legal process and wait to find out what's going to happen to him, he just wants to be sentenced right away.

This may have been a similar thought process to the one she had the night of the murder when she arrived at Jeff's and saw that there were more people there that she didn't want. Wait another moment, he had the plan in his head and he just wanted to do it regardless of the additional casualties. Keep my chairs safe, but if you thought the case ended here, it's not yet, in classic Thane style, it's got weirder. comments to offer as she writes her statement. I just realized my security that the word they use for me is homicidal maniac, they probably don't realize that it has further reinforced the fact that the murders were premeditated and this will definitely not be of any importance. benefit to his defense when the case goes to trial, even a smear works through his statement, he can't help but keep talking and the detective continues to humor him in case he adds anything else that they can eventually use against him and by Of course, it does.

Honestly, I didn't take a test to test myself, but the test was I don't know to see if I was competent. I told you it was. I spent my childhood wanting to be a soldier, he wanted to be a soldier, it was childhood. You know, this is like a test for you to say that you're an officer, essentially yes, I think he did it, besides getting me into your life, you wouldn't expect me to have worn gloves if I'd spent the time retracing my controls better. If I had burned the house down you might not have been here, you might never have found out about me, you said it yourself and from what they said at the scene you said whoever did it did a competent job so at least I got my answer. you're competent these words aren't even remotely close to what you'd expect from a person who feels even a hint of remorse how would you like Ashley to realistically have the best possible outcome of this?

Realistically, of course, I mean, obviously, families need to know. what happened they deserve an apology very much yes those others say what should we tell the family what do you want us to tell the family what do you want us to tell the mother of a young child who was not the person obviously their statement could not provide even a bit of comfort and even at the end Zane still tries to rationalize his actions. Whatever awesome thing you want to say. I know, I'm sorry, it's not good enough. No, I know, I know, but you can rule it out with the best possible outcome, honestly.

Good things could grow where he was destroyed and you may not see it that way, but it's very possible that these families are now coming together stronger than before, that maybe those children could grow up better without their father, so I don't know. . I don't understand that he wasn't necessarily his biological father and he wasn't necessarily a good man. He is such a young boy. Too young, from what I understand, he was also on his way to Thomaston free, and for me I have a feeling of what is going to happen. happens, that's why they're going to die in prison or be sentenced to death.

I still have a lot of good nature with me and could still be used for good purposes in gardening or otherwise. I still have a love for things that grow. I still have dreams and with that it is clear that the detectives have reached their limit when it comes to useful information that Thane is willing to provide finally Thane's monologue must come to an end I guess we will take a copy but they are going to arrest us. Because you are a fugitive from justice, they are going to accuse you of three counts of murder. You tell me, it's okay, um, maybe not, it's not okay with that good luck for you.

May God have mercy on your soul. It's okay, and also for your murder charges, Thane was charged with arson, he stirred extradition and returned to Maine and, maintaining his behavior thus far, the legal proceedings that followed Thane's arrest were anything but standard despite his detailed confession, he initially pleaded innocent of each of his charges then, in May 2011, there was a final twist. Thane changed her mind and amended his plea from not guilty to criminal liability by reason of insanity. He was a big surprise according to a statement he made during his interrogation as a result, he was granted a two-phase trial.

The first produced guilty verdicts on each charge, while in the second phase the jury determined that he had been criminally responsible on all charges. He received three life sentences for the murders, plus 15 years for arson and Despite multiple attempts to overturn his conviction or review his case, Thane has had no success, remaining exactly where he should be in a small prison cell where He may reflect on the three lives he so cruelly stole, but you have to wonder what happened. of Bob's drought in a strange turn of events Bob was arrested in 2011 by the major drug enforcement agency and charged with supply or distribution of scheduled drugs and aggravated bail jumping, according to police.

Bobble allegedly provided oxycodone to his grandson on five occasions so far. his part in helping Thane, but he was convicted in 2012 and found guilty of hindering apprehension and arson. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison; however, all but four years of that sentence were suspended.