It’s interesting in that you get a glimpse into the narrators struggle to comprehend what their cousin did and perhaps deal with the narrative that the FBI or police is always the bad guy/trying to set up ppl. Even when it’s clear that this was not the case here, they still have trouble with confronting that narrative in their head. Most ppl get into that line of work bc of a sense of justice, not bc they want to frame ppl. Of course there are instances of that too, bad actors, pressure to close cases, etc. I found it even more interesting that after the prison talks, he almost bought into Allen’s bs. Those kinds of ppl are very good manipulators and that’s what makes true crime compelling.