[cyncooper]

BTW, some of that stuff where Westerfield is accused of lying, he could have just forgot, couldn't he?

Well, I am re-reading his interview with Det. Redden. It is really most interesting, and the details that he lies about he tends to emphasize.

The detail I was referring to is that the police came to his house 2/4 in the a.m. and left his house to go check out the MH storage site. Westerfield was left at home and able to go out if he wanted to and he evidently did. I posted earlier on the thread from Det. Keene's testimony that they returned to DW's house about 12:30 and DW returned a few minutes later. I wanted to see what time he took the black clothes to the drycleaners. Looks like it was at 1:40---shortly after the police left the second time. This according to the drycleaning clerk.

So I was just wondering where he went between 11:50 and 12:30.

[Krodg]

Keene and Parga followed DW to the MH. They left at the same time but they took different directions back to his house. He arrived a few minutes after the cops.

[cyncooper]

In this post to you I misstated what happened. DW had gone with police to his MH at SkyRidge and had driven his SUV by himself. When they all left SkyRidge he returned in his SUV via a different route and the police didn't see him until he arrived back at his house a few minutes after the police did.

[VRWC_minion]

It is really most interesting, and the details that he lies about he tends to emphasize.

A good liar never strays from the truth more than necessary.

One of the answers to a question that Westerfield gave troubled me and continues to echo in my head.

Westerfield was asked if he was ever in the Van Dam home. His answer was "I was never invited."

It sounded very Clintonian to me.