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He knew he was not involved in her being killed,,,, but he lawyers up and then spars with the GBI over a lie detector test being videotaped or not. All the while his "wife to be" turns up missing. Those are the actions of a first class jerk, who is out for himself

What? You really need some help. Do you have any idea how the criminal justice system works? This behavior is nothing more than self preservation. Do you know how many people are prosecuted without the body for murder now days.

Keep in mind this girl vanished without a trace. How many stories are in the news everyday where the victim never shows up again.

It is very smart to try and remove yourself from being a suspect so the authorities will concentrate on the real culprit. I think you have other issues besides this guy trying to protect himself from overzealous investigators. I have seen time after time where the police concentrated on the spouse or significant other, only to later figure out they had nothing to do with it. That is time wasted. If they had not wasted that time, is there a chance the victim might have been found alive?

I wonder how you would behave if someone dear to you disappeared and the cops were scrutinizing you. If you didn't "lawyer up" you would be an absolute fool. (if the shoe fits........)

All well and good, but John Mason knew he didn't kill her, there was no dead body in the bushes, and he was never arrested or declared a suspect. So what is all of his self centered activities about? With her missing, he shows himself its all about him not taking any heat and in the end he acts like a big jerk...which is the precise reason she runs away...

Self-preservation aside, we're talking about somebody he was going to have for a wife in 3 days.

I'd take a bloody lie-detector 24/7 until she was found. If my woman/lover went out jogging in my neighborhood and never came back I'd be a wreck but I would trust the lie-detector to clear me.

I'm wondering if this whole thing isn't a future reality show, sponsored by big money.

Why would you demand the test be video-taped unless you wanted it to be seen by others?