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Why do you think Hunter had alarm bells going off in his head during the initial interrogation? If it wasn’t the killer why did you think he was making them think he was?

Because Hunter has intuition and realized he was not the killer. I think he wanted them to continue to question the guy to see if he was right.

Clear that Hunter had picked up on some key information, whether it be in what was said or the body language, which told him that it wasn’t the killer. It was a very bizarre interview, had to keep checking who was saying what - was it Fisher or the suspect. Loved to say I picked up on all that Hunter did but that wouldn’t be true.

To me, it was obvious that the suspect wasn’t giving her direct answers but was fishing, and SHE was the one confirming HIS words.
If she hadn’t been so cocky going in, she might have recognised for herself that she was being played.
(I’m not liking this woman too much, 😖.)

I thought the alarm bells were only in reference to the neighbor that called in about the break in. I thought Hunter might be worried the guy was dead. Lol. Never occured to me he might have been suspecting the killer was the one who called it in. Nor did I pick up on anything else that Hunter (and Sergei) saw.

>4 Sergeirocks: me either.

>4 Sergeirocks: agree