I agree. Sam Mcdonald and V Dog really need to be researched.. IF they did or did not do it. It is really important to know more than what is known now. I cant wait for the next episode
It really sounds like V Dog/Paul could be significantly involved with human trafficking or drug trafficking or something like that. 1) Sam said V Dog has put out "a hit" or bounty on him, to be brought in alive so he can be tortured. 2) The FBI & BIA allegedly told Sam that V-Dog has paid off several local cops. If V Dog has enough money around to "put out a hit" on someone and pay off cops, that likely indicates he probably has an illicit source of income. Also, if he engages in "putting out hits" and paying off cops, two actions that are very illegal, that probably indicates he regularly engages in illegal activity. 3) T's description of V-Dog's multiple Seattle "trips" to do his "business" where they got there and then waited around until he "got paid" doesn't exactly sound like a regular leisure trip to Seattle. Circumstantially, it sounds like V Dog could be very involved in significant criminal activity. I hope Payne has been asking T, Sam and others more qu estions about V Dog/Paul that we haven't heard yet. I also hope Payne exercises a lot of caution if/when he tries to talk to V-Dog himself.
V Dog and Sam are both alarming people in my point of view. I like your insight that V-Dog could be involved in many levels of illegal activity. That makes sense. My take on Sam's story is that is part true. I'm a nurse, and I've seen people come down off meth, and they just sleep. There's an article in the Atlantic that just came out about P2P meth which is causing people to have psychotic reactions to meth after one use. So the 6 day meth-bender definitely sounds true to me. But I'm not convinced the experience was consensual. I even wonder if Ashley tried to run away. Maybe VDog and Sam know each other too... Am I the only one who feels like nobody in the podcast is being 100% honest other than Kimberly?