[chasio649]

maybe a glimmer of hope....

[CindyDawg]

We were talking about this last night.

[silentreignofheroes]

But he knows,,don’t cut him any slack..

[jdm]

“I don't know what they can find. I hope they don't find nothing,” Luong says.

The lawyer responds, “Well, they're not gonna find nothing in the water.”

If your client uses double negatives you must too? WTF?!

[Jaysun]

Then where are they a**hole? I think he’s a liar. I think he tossed them off the bridge.

[JennysCool]

The accused man explained he had been questioned repeatedly by police officers after he came to them to file a missing persons report. Luong claims during that encounter he was badgered and broken, began saying anything, and wound up saying something unspeakable.

Haven't heard how good the fellow's grasp of English is, but I wonder if there was a language barrier exacerbated by the apparently tough questioning.

I sure hope so. It would be incredible if this story had a happy ending.

[Popman]

So where are the kids?

[porter_knorr]

One article said the family initially thought he traded the children. I hope they find the kids.

[gunservative]

Waterboard him..... seriously

[Blood of Tyrants]

On the recording, Luong is heard saying: “The babies still alive. That’s the truth.”

Then reveal where they are.

[PAR35]

He lawyered up, and then changed his story. If he muddies the water enough, he can dodge the death penalty.

[adversarial]

waterboard him