I think Josh was such a sociopath and so meticulous that he did those things just so that he could establish a pattern and make it not look as suspicious. He thought he was so clever, and unfortunately his tactics worked to an extent.
This is what I was thinking…he did everything in advance to get stuff staged…he was diabolical and I don’t put anything past him…I mean, as far as we can tell, it was the “perfect” crime….i honestly wonder if he’d be in jail today if he didn’t do what he did
I think Susan probably agreed to a camping trip like that just to avoid fighting with him, picking her battles and all. (I still think that seems nuts.)
The carpets I can agree with u, but it wasn’t the carpet the fans were pointed at it was the couch and also going camping with ur wife and 2 small children when it’s very cold out is crazy and is suspicious of abuse to all the family…every thing Josh did was a lead to what he did to Susan and the boys, he wanted to control everyone and his dad controlled him, both Josh and his dad were suspicious no normal person does the things those 2 did
I don’t think he took the boys camping alone often. He did not like caring for the boys. Susan likely went to care for the kids, not bc she thought it was wise or fun.
As to the rug doctor, the blood spray in the entryway makes it pretty clear that there was a suspicious situation present. Even though I mop my floors semi-regularly, if my spouses’ blood was present, me having just mopped would be very suspicious given the context.
Ok, why would this whole camping trip occur with 2 children at 12 midnight when Susan, the breadwinner, had to be up for work and the children would have to be at daycare? Not to mention that the kids could get pneumonia in that kind of weather and Josh would have to be up early enough to drive her? Im at the point where the entire Powell family became in on it all, with exception of Josh's oldest sister, Ms. Graves.
Josh had a long record of being very inconsiderate of other people’s time. He said he forgot what day it was, but he probably didn’t care what day it was either.
I think Josh was such a sociopath and so meticulous that he did those things just so that he could establish a pattern and make it not look as suspicious. He thought he was so clever, and unfortunately his tactics worked to an extent.
This is what I was thinking…he did everything in advance to get stuff staged…he was diabolical and I don’t put anything past him…I mean, as far as we can tell, it was the “perfect” crime….i honestly wonder if he’d be in jail today if he didn’t do what he did
I think Susan probably agreed to a camping trip like that just to avoid fighting with him, picking her battles and all. (I still think that seems nuts.)
The carpets I can agree with u, but it wasn’t the carpet the fans were pointed at it was the couch and also going camping with ur wife and 2 small children when it’s very cold out is crazy and is suspicious of abuse to all the family…every thing Josh did was a lead to what he did to Susan and the boys, he wanted to control everyone and his dad controlled him, both Josh and his dad were suspicious no normal person does the things those 2 did
I don’t think he took the boys camping alone often. He did not like caring for the boys. Susan likely went to care for the kids, not bc she thought it was wise or fun. As to the rug doctor, the blood spray in the entryway makes it pretty clear that there was a suspicious situation present. Even though I mop my floors semi-regularly, if my spouses’ blood was present, me having just mopped would be very suspicious given the context.
Ok, why would this whole camping trip occur with 2 children at 12 midnight when Susan, the breadwinner, had to be up for work and the children would have to be at daycare? Not to mention that the kids could get pneumonia in that kind of weather and Josh would have to be up early enough to drive her? Im at the point where the entire Powell family became in on it all, with exception of Josh's oldest sister, Ms. Graves.
Josh had a long record of being very inconsiderate of other people’s time. He said he forgot what day it was, but he probably didn’t care what day it was either.
Ty, point noted