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I think jail changes people--instantly, I mean. (Of COURSE it would change them over time, lol!)

One minute he's holding a full hand, he's in control of his movements and location, then suddenly he's thrown into a position where he has to be totally passive and submissive. That is, with the police and jailers, that's the only way he's allowed to be. And he does virtually nothing for himself, all of a sudden. Food is brought to him, all clothes are jail issue. Shoes are soft, slipper-like things, also jail issue. The TV? He hasn't got a remote for it.

And the most precious, lovely part of it all is this, the comments you and others made above: that he DIDN'T EXPECT to be arrested. Sounds incredible, but I fervently hope that that's the case! B/C that means he was unpleasantly surprised. Just like his victims, Laci and her family, were definitely unpleasantly surprised!

One minute he's holding a full hand, he's in control of his movements and location, then suddenly he's thrown into a position where he has to be totally passive and submissive.

That reminds me of the scene last night at the MPD. The police were telling him, take off your belt, sit down, take off your shoes, etc etc.

He's going to have to get used to that quickly and get over the rage he must be feeling not to be the Master of His Own Domain anymore!