>> I think perhaps this is the best explanation.
It is unquestionably an important part of the change.
8mm mentioned the overconfidence of the criminal -- or is a desperate effort to exculpate guilt? Sooner or later they miscalculate and make a mistake. They commit a crime once too often, or go back to the scene once too often, and then they go down.
Michael is on the TV and speaking circuit trying to justify himself. This is, to say the least, a dangerous tactic for a man who is at least guilty of putting his wife to death, and who probably strangled her in the first place.
The press gave him a pass last time and he was doubtless expecting more softballs this time. But he's getting tougher questions now. If he knew himself better -- admitted his failings to himself -- he'd know that he would get rattled in these situations and perhaps blow up. He has a short fuse. When Michael gets mad, he blurts things. He blurts out bits of truth. (A liar can't remember enough to keep his lies consistent.)
As we've been saying, let's just enjoy the show, take detailed notes, and hope that the questions get even tougher. No telling what might pop out.
If he is reading our stuff, maybe he is heating up to overload. We certainly aren't making him and his allies smile.
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Lol! Ain't that the truth. Most everyone here is on a different time zone than me, so I miss the interviews. By the time I read that the interview is taking place, it's been over for a couple of hours.
Oh here's a thought: MS gets interviewed by Geraldo!