[RegulatorCountry]

Not having a key to his mother’s house was an issue as far as believability. How many children living in the same town don’t have a key to their parent’s house? He later said he didn’t live there, he had an apartment at Big Tree.

Doesn’t excuse the later behavior, but it wasn’t adding up, what the guy was saying.

[dragnet2]

Doesn't matter if it added op to these morons in search of crime that never existed. He was cooperating fully, and explained over and over the situation, then offered to walk across the street to a neighbor he NAMED to confirm it was his Mom's house. They declined and ignored him.

I'd sue the s**t out of them.

[9YearLurker]

He has his own apartment, as he explained, on a nearby street. To me it not that surprising that he doesn’t have his mother’s key.

[ExGeeEye]

I’ve broken into my own house because I didn’t have the key to it.

Because the key was inside the house.

My own stoopids, of course, but even so, I guess I’m lucky no police were around.