Kill the Ones You Love by Robert Scott

Author:Robert Scott [Scott, Robert]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp.
Published: 2013-10-03T16:00:00+00:00

Fugate wanted to know if Gabe ever used his real name and not his “game name.” Judy said that he had. “Around the time he told us about killing his mom, he said that his name was Gabriel Christian Morris.”

Fugate wondered if Judy or Doug ever searched Gabe’s name on the computer. She said they had not done so and added, “I don’t know if Gabe ever searched his own name. He used the blue tower computer. And there was Internet access on there.”

Fugate asked if either Gabe or Jessica ever used phones at her house. She said she never saw them do so. Asked about wallets or purses, Judy said she never saw Gabe with a wallet or Jessica with a purse.

Judy spoke about a sixteen-year-old girl whom Gabe knew online. Judy said this girl lived in the Central time zone. Then Fugate asked how many times Gabe talked about killing his mom. Judy said it had only been one time.

Judy then added, “Jessica was right there and Kalea was right there too. Jessie said that she heard it (the gunshots). He interrupted her and said that she had seen the bodies. She went, ‘Yes, that’s right.’ She just changed from saying that she heard to agreeing with him, like ‘Yeah, I saw.’”

“Okay. When she said she heard it, what do you assume she meant by ‘I heard it’?”

“I assumed that she meant she heard the gun, the gunshot, or shots, but she just heard it. And right after that, he interrupted her, like, in an aggressive manner, like she said something wrong. She never did talk very much, and when she did, it was always to agree with him.”

“Tell me about the conversation where he said he shot her and then shot him.”

Judy said, “The whole time he was talking about it, he wasn’t saying it, like being serious. Like sitting down and saying this is what I did. It was like storytelling. Like fiction or fantasy. So I never believed him. Then I think he just changed the subject. And with Jessie, she always seemed like she was scared. And there were tears she was trying to hide. And I think he was trying to convince her that her mom was evil.”

Fugate wanted to know if looking back now, Judy could see how manipulative and off center Gabe was.

Judy replied, “Looking back now, nothing makes sense. Him wanting a place to stay, that does make sense.”

Fugate wondered if Judy thought it was odd that no one in Gabe’s family had a cell phone. He said, “In America, every thirteen- or fourteen-year-old has a cell phone.”

Judy said, “Hindsight is the best sight.”

“So looking back, you can honestly say something’s up here. Do you think, looking back now, do you think Jessica was aware why they were on the run?”

“Right.”

“So you think she was following him when he told her—”

“I think she was just following him. I think she was scared and has been scared for years, however long they’ve been together.

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