No wonder you liked the podcast. It’s a feel-good story for you. Did you jump out of your rocking chair and do your happy dance when Schofield was denied parole? You might not share Trump’s politics, but you share his soul.

Ok. I thought you might be doing it on purpose. But it looks like you’re just unaware of what misquoting is.

Is this an apology for getting your quote wrong, or do you not understand the difference between those statements?

I wondered about that too. I bet the prisons don’t allow it. Seems like they can watch tv and send email but unless you can secure a contraband phone like that inmate from In the Dark, you’re out of luck.

I just pulled this up on Hulu because I remembered the statement differently when I first heard it, and guess what? You got this wrong, too. That’s not what he says on 20/20. He was describing an incident as going down differently from what the friend says and Michelle even backs him up.

What’s going on here? Why do you keep getting facts wrong that can easily be checked?

I heard it in the podcast. I think it was when Scott testified in the fingerprint hearing. Chapter 6 or 7. The prosecutor asks him how he got to the cars he broke into.

You mention in the first episode that Judge Cupp risks being disciplined for commenting on the Schofield case. Has he faced any blowback now that the podcast is out?

Bully. You were ready to pounce on whatever these podcasters said that didn’t align with your own sociopathic, Trump-like stance on empathy and punishment. I’m curious why you have nothing to say about their empathy for Jeremy Scott who committed far worse acts of intimate partner violence. The impulse to shame a young woman who thoughtfully answered your questions was just too irresistible, wasn’t it? You suck.

I wondered about some of the facts that weren’t more fully addressed in Bone Valley. Very impressed with these answers and your research and y’all’s reluctance to publicly speculate on the last moments of Michelle’s life. That’s what makes this podcast stand out. All the reporting choices you made. I hope Schofield does get his case before a less biased, less corrupt DA so that’s justice might prevail.