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Diane frustrates me. For that matter most reporters frustrate me with the lack of thorough followup questions. Why didn't she ask Scott what does he think happened to Lacy? Or why did he start fooling around on his wife in her 8th month of pregnancy? If you guys were so happy than we did you mess around? Why did you get a life insurance policy on her but not on yourself? I mean I could go on but you get the point. They never ask the most obvious questions. Also it was obvious that he had been prepped for this interview. His answers were very prepared and not at all spontaneous. For crying out loud, if your wife and baby are suddenly missing without a trace, why do you need to be coached on how to answer questions, your grief would speak for you. There was no grief that I could see.

For crying out loud, if your wife and baby are suddenly missing without a trace, why do you need to be coached on how to answer questions, your grief would speak for you. There was no grief that I could see.

That's the most obvious thing about this guy. From day one that he's been in the public eye, it's been obvious--and to me it just speaks volumes about how little he cared for poor Laci.

If someone you truly love has gone missing, you don't behave this way. I don't care who you are. He must not have loved her at all. (Just speculation here...)

Diane frustrates me. For that matter most reporters frustrate me with the lack of thorough followup questions. Why didn't she ask Scott what does he think happened to Lacy?

Because, I will bet he only agreed to be on her show if he was given liberty to approve what questions she would ask him.