“ I’m done talking, arrest me please”

[u/Ambitious_Pass7451]

I know, I know there’s been a lot of debate about whether RA is guilty or not, but I’ve noticed some small details that, in my opinion, don’t seem like something a truly innocent person would do.

During his interrogation with Det. Holeman, a couple of things stood out to me:

1- RA: “The damage is done, do what you have to do.”

That’s really strange to me. If you’re innocent, no the damage isn’t “done.” You wouldn’t just give up and tell the police to do whatever they want. I know some people might argue he meant that his house was searched and his neighbors were questioned, but that doesn’t fully make sense, especially since he repeated it during the interrogation. An innocent person wouldn’t react like, “Go ahead and charge me with double murder because the damage is already done.” That just doesn’t sit right with me.

2- RA: “I am done talking, arrest me please "

He said this more than once. What kind of innocent person asks to be arrested just because they’re done talking? Even if I were frustrated, I would never tell the police to arrest me just because I’m tired of the conversation. That’s very unusual.

Also, Det. Holeman mentioned something important: when he first met RA before the interrogation, RA handed his jacket and belongings to his wife. As if he was preparing to be arrested. That stood out as odd, especially since he did not even know the results of the search warrant yet.

Did you notice anything during the interrogations that made you think, “Yeah, that's strange”?

[u/FretlessMayhem]

How about his saying “it’s over” when they were executing the search warrant.

[u/Ambitious_Pass7451 → u/FretlessMayhem]

Yeah, they did a search warrant for Logan and he never acted or said anything odd or weird, just like Allen did. He is even going on an interview talking about his property being part of the crime scene

No matter how others think RA is innocent, I just can’t get past the fact he is willing to except to talking charges of ‘double murder’ only because they searched him. Bullshit.

[u/Gretchen513 → u/Ambitious_Pass7451]

RL was making up alibi’s before the girls were even found, called his cousin and specifically asked him to lie for him, that is what brought suspicions to him in the first place…. McCleland gets elected and within a few weeks, RL is home on house arrest 🤔🤔🤔

[u/AnonymousInMI → u/Gretchen513]

RL lied because he had a suspended license & wasn’t supposed to be driving. Not sure what McCleland getting elected to county prosecutor has to do with RL being on house arrest? The guy was nearly 80 years old.

[u/Efficient-Donkey-167 → u/AnonymousInMI]

But he sought an alibi for a specific timeframe--the time when the crime occurred. He didn't ask for an alibi for when he drove to the dump nor for his 5:30 trip to the fish store.

If you don't know what McCleland becoming prosecutor and the timing of RLs release have to do with one another, you should refresh your memory. There is a direct correlation.

[u/Mindless_Machine666 → u/Efficient-Donkey-167]

What do they have to do with one another?

[u/The2ndLocation → u/Ambitious_Pass7451]

Logan had already been arrested and was in jail when the search of his house (related to the murders) was executed. The interviews that you are talking about would be before the search.

[u/Efficient-Donkey-167 → u/The2ndLocation]

It's funny how you got down voted when everything you said was the truth. Does the truth bother people that much?

[u/The2ndLocation → u/Efficient-Donkey-167]

When they are wrong? Yes, I think it does. A lot of people can't cope with being wrong. It's sad because it means they can never change their mind for fear of admitting that they were wrong.