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He shot his best friend to take his wife… how hard is that to prosecute? Did it really take almost twenty years to get the case together?! I knew he was guilty from the start, and if I’m being honest… she must have some good 😉😚 because she’s not even good looking enough to kill for.

This is the one where the guy yells from his car for Sky to see if she needs a ride and Dusty pulls him out of his car because he dared talk to his girlfriend.

I have mixed feelings about this whole thing. I knew guys like Dusty in high school and they’re awful. But I’ve also known guys like Gensler (if that’s how you spell it) who carried knives just because they were tired of being bullied and they dreamed of using it.

It’s not limited to this episode, but I always feel a little jealous when they talk about prices how they were back then. In this episode The victim takes a gas can to the gas station and “Got about $1 worth of gas.” Because she had run out of gas. The little voice in my head is like “oh yeah, nowadays she be able to drive two feet!

This episode is on my PlutoTv right now and PT says something like “There was no love lost in their 15 year childless marriage.”

Is it so weird or bad that people choose not to have children?

Also, how stupid was Squire to choose a 20 year old kid to die when he’s in his 30’s or 40’s?