#13minutes Rob could've easily had someone else drive his car, get the gas receipt, and go through the car checkpoints at his job. he got overly defensive about it too. biggest red flag so far is that he went logistical about it. 'what's my motive?'

he was stone cold lying about not knowing she was going to leave him. and completely denied any arguing? that's unrealistic. all couples argue. then he taunts it, talking about how he thinks it was someone who knew her routine. who knows better than her husband?

something else caught my attention. he mentions he studied criminology. then he talks about how her salon wasn't wrecked. he doesn't mention that because he understands criminology, it's a taunt. 'look what I did' or in this case, didn't do.

staging it as a blitz attack/robbery would've been too obvious. but he doesn't realize it makes it even more obvious with the way he's planned it. he doesn't touch a single thing BECAUSE then he can point the finger at 'someone she knew' bc he thinks it makes it look less likely

the taunts continue. 'who's to say this' or 'who's to say that'. its a mind game. then he goes on about all the ways she could've made it out there? he isn't saying possibilities, he's sharing how he planned it. how he thought it through and considered it.

the missing cash from the register. it's staged. He contradicts himself by saying that the salon wasn't destroyed as it would be in a robbery. it's staged as a device to pull attention away from something else.

along with the missing ring. he wanted the ring as a trophy. but that would point at him, it's their wedding ring. but the only way that would make him less obvious is if the money was stolen to look like a robbery + stolen jewels. he took the money to hide that he took the ring

he didn't want her reassembled to say goodbye, he wanted that so he could admire his work. to see the finished result in front of his own eyes. NOBODY in their right mind wants to see the decayed bones of a loved one. he needed the closure for his crime, not his grief.

then to walk around with his WIFE'S SKULL. then the cold look in his eye when talking about her ashes. he SMIRKS. you wanna torment your victim long after death? force them to lie with you. its a taunt to her spirit.

he takes it a step further, he wants to torment the people who look at him with suspicion. he has no qualms about cutting open the box that holds her ashes and showing them.

he is a fucking psychopath.

'i'd never share these ashes with anyone, particularly pistol' he wants us to know he won the last battle. that he won Pistol's mother. that no matter how much Patrice loved Pistol, he still 'won'

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