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[forensicks]

[Walter has recorded a video message from the point of view of someone who has just come through the door into his cabin and sees Walter at his desk in the chair turned around to face the viewer. He gives a little salute-wave.]

Didn't get me. But nice try.

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[citizendetective]

[Misty lets out a quiet sigh of acknowledgement - he's probably right, and while she doesn't necessarily miss having the simplest, easiest, most brutal options in life available to her, there's no denying that they were simpler and easier along with their brutality.]

Well, maybe we can workshop this together. It'll be good for me, too!

[forensicks]

Yeah, [Walter says, bringing the mug of tea within his each on the little table. Perfect segue! He manages to look calm as he says this. It will be good for her, he is helping! He doesn't need to freak out until he confirms Misty's point of view.]

Since compared to the case of Jessica Roberts, there's even more digital evidence pointing to the text messages and credit card transactions of Adam Martin and his lover, right?

[citizendetective]

Alleged lover.

[She interjects, a facial muscle twitching slightly as she leans forward over her tea mug.]

I mean-- that is all just conjecture, right? And you know what they say: assuming makes an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me'!"

[forensicks]

[Walter frowns. He finds this kind of not promising given the gravity of the evidence.]

Well, I guess Kevyn Tan was the only one who heard Jeffrey's version of the story [where, Walter has said, he claimed he got carried away when he found his wife's lover], so in that sense, yeah. [Walter wonders. He'd briefly speculated that Natalie had been Misty's friend with a lover, the one she was so eager to protect - could that be true after all? But the cell phone evidence must have pointed to Shauna Sadecki, right? Who would use someone else's phone for that?] Even if he had lived, that would legally be hearsay.