[irishjuggler]

“Anyone agree with this?”

Yeah, sadly, my gut reaction was the same. It kinda smells. Too neat, too perfect, too wrapped in a bow. As someone with teen family members, I can confirm that kids don’t text in such complete sentences. It looks like a lawyer wrote it. “My vehicle”? If Tyler really refers to his car like that, he’s very weird.

[Sacajaweau]

The ideal would be that the roommate write everything he remembers from the previous month. You'll catch the "language" he uses. Everyone speaks and writes their own "language".

Heard last night that they found his DNA on the trigger.

[Ann Archy]

WTH are you truing to say? That this EVIL CREEP ISN’T THE ASSASSIN?

[unread]

" I can confirm that kids don’t text in such complete sentences. It looks like a lawyer wrote it. “My vehicle”? If Tyler really refers to his car like that, he’s very weird."

Yea, I see your point. But, weird is the thing were dealing with here. I would be hard pressed to call these people "normal" kids...

At this point I really don't know what to believe.. (?)

[Danie_2023]

“”It looks like a lawyer wrote it. “My vehicle”? If Tyler really refers to his car like that, he’s very weird.””

Sounds more like something a Fed would say. The current lingo is more like “my ride or my wheels”. Unless this guy Tyler is a nerd. He might use that lingo if he’s a nerd. But he if he was a nerd, he probably wouldn’t be going around shooting people, much less have prior hunting experience.