I think he’s guilty. He admits he was there on the trail and the bridge at the time of the crime. He never told his wife he was there. His explanation for being there “to look at the fish cos I like fishing” without any fishing gear is well, fishy. A man wearing the clothes he was wearing that looks like him was captured on video by one of the victims immediately prior to them being abducted at gunpoint. None of the witnesses describe seeing another man wearing those clothes and he himself admits he did not see another man dressed similarly. A bullet matching ones he had on his property and matching the imprints of his gun was found at the crime scene. He has a history of mental instability which worsened after the crimes, according to his wife. He knew the white van detail which had not been disclosed to him previously, as far as I have read. He confessed to the crimes, yes in times of obvious mental illness but also in times of mental stability. By all accounts I have read he looked at those crime scene photos of those lovely young girls with no emotion, yet cried at videos of himself in jail. Where’s the compassion for these murdered children? Wouldn’t you, if you’d been falsely accused of such a horrific crime against children, be up there on the stand, getting your family up there on the stand, loudly proclaiming your innocence? Wouldn’t you be just so utterly desperate to show that they’ve got the wrong guy? Obviously am not there but I don’t get the impression from the reporting I have read that the defense or family really believe it wasn’t him and are fighting to get him off. It was him and I hope they put him away for life.