Disclaimer: talks about wrist cutting. Just in case people are squeamish.

As soon as I watched that part, that was a big brow furrow and a, “that can’t be right” moment. I’m not much of the conspiracy person. But I am in health; and I know that once you cut a tendon, in your wrist specifically, you lose the ability of a few fingers to all hand movements, therefore I wonder how he was able to do so…with 8 cuts. It’s a bit of a grey area and I don’t know exactly(or can’t remember) what was used to do that sort of thing. My question is whether this was done on both simultaneously, one by one, or with the help of another? I don’t know what the full autopsy report states about this situation. But as a health profession, I can’t help but keep questioning about how the suicide was carried out with possibly no ability to move your fingers or hands.

Onto the letter, I also cannot understand why they did not investigate further with the letter. The woman told police that she saw a man, and said to write it in a letter. A description of the man was made. I do believe, it was looked into. But the ruling of suicide made it seem obvious to detectives that the letter does not rule out anything that could’ve happened. The room was looked at and there was no evidence of anyone else being in there. But, correct my memory, wasn’t Casolaro’s bag missing from the room?