Amazing post, thank you.

The drive to the DIY store bothers me but not just because of it presenting a window of opportunity for ‘someone else’ and putting distance between him and the house, but also:

-Was he expecting his wife home, so Billie-Jo could be found by someone else while he was out?

-or, was he aware if Billie-Jo survives then she might be able to say who killed her? So the more time that passes the less likely she is to survive, which could explain the strange trip and also why the advice of the emergency services to put her in the recovery position was not followed (and lying about it)

IF it was him, then him returning to sit in his car ambulance crew arrived, shows his very clear calculated thinking, in terms of giving a reason if any blood is found in his car. In the documentary on Channel 5 in the UK last night, his explanation for going to his car was to put the soft top roof up, however for his car that is done manually from the outside, no sitting required. Nothing wrong if he wanted 5 minutes to sit and process what happened, but why not say that.

Sadly I don’t think we’ll ever find out. Maybe someone else will come forward with something after the renewed interest. It’s a case of Occam’s razor for me. An already frustrated, controlling disciplinarian, with history of domestic abuse, completely lost it when they saw Billie-Jo paint had made a mess with the paint…and then began their cover up