Hey everybody welcome back to Cold Case Murder Mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus

joining you once again for the conclusion to the Delphi

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I think the one element that resonates most with me in terms of the psychology

at play is the two father-son sketches. We have a young man typical of a son transcending to adulthood and an older man, perhaps twice his age,

who could easily be described as the father if the younger man is the son.

Neither of these sketches looks anything like Bridge Guy

and the case is trapped in a cycle that leaves the truth somewhere between.

Trapped between the father and the son,

unable to get out, unable to reach the truth

at the top of the hill.

And just wait until the end when I offer you Tobles and v's roller coaster analogy.

You're going to see this logic represented perfectly coming right out of his mouth. Why?

Again, I mean this respectfully and gently, but it is apparent to me that the core

dysfunction, meaning the cycle of abuse, that the perpetrator of this double homicide suffered in

childhood at Libby's and Abbey's age, is present in the investigation being conducted by law enforcement.

I'm not making an accusation.

I'm not pointing fingers.

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