I'm not saying "he did it." I'm saying he was a viable suspect, and they didn't look at him, which in and of itself creates reasonable doubt. Hence, the "we don't know because the cops never looked at him." That was the sentence where it came back from the hypothetical. Either way, that narrative fits better than…

With regard to his creepiness toward Holbach: To me this only bolsters the idea that the ex-boyfriend is a more viable suspect. As her bf, he'd be aware that this man, who had just been let out of prison, was borderline harassing her, and possibly that she'd be at Avery's house that day. This is the same guy that…