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Does anyone else find it suspicious that Judie's belongings, like her license and credit cards, were found in her bedroom, even though Albert initially claimed she took them? It's almost like he wanted to make it look like she just up and left, but didn't quite think everything through. And then the fact her rings were safely locked away in a deposit box is odd, especially if she was supposedly leaving him. What kind of person leaves behind their valuables, especially during a supposedly unplanned departure? It's telling how much information didn't line up with Albert's story from the start. There's definitely more to the financial motive angle here, and given his past, it's chilling how calculated such actions can be. Thoughts?
Does anyone else find it odd how easily Albert was able to access Judie's safe deposit box after she disappeared? I mean, wouldn't there be some kind of legal barrier or process for accessing someone's personal items if they're just missing and not declared legally dead? It seems suspicious to me that he managed to get her rings with such ease. It's unsettling knowing he had access to her things before she was even declared dead. Also, who keeps life insurance policies on someone they claim to have no information about and pays the premiums faithfully? The whole situation just makes me wonder what else he might have hidden or had access to that we don't know about.