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Has anyone else come across the part about the "sack with dirt and bones" in Anna Marie Arguello's case? It's such a disturbing detail. It's baffling that Anita would show something like this to Margarita. I can't imagine what went through Margarita's mind at that moment or what Anita's intentions were. Why wait until so many years later to reveal something so horrifying? And then to hear that the sack might've just contained turkey bones—it makes you wonder if Anita was just playing mind games or if there was something more sinister at play. The whole "burying at a fresh grave" thing sounds straight out of a twisted novel. Given how crucial physical evidence is, I wonder if the police checked any other graves or sites for similar burials. This whole piece of the story is just unsettling, and I'm curious if anyone else has thoughts on why it unfolded this way.