How wrote this?
So a guy, with a drinking and drug problem, comes to your house and tells you that he thinks (no proof) that your husband stole $3 million while in Iraq. And you believe him? And you conspire to commit multiple crimes to find out?
The initial theft is implausible. His entire unit is blown up and he stops to steal money.
Why stake out Caleb's house when it is an FBI substation. Why not just ask one of the FBI guys to watch his car. And why call the guy Caleb for the first half of the show and then suddenly change to calling him Latham.
How did the girls get the money from the crazy dude? They supposedly set him up to take the fall, but what if he lived. He would have just told the cops how it went down and the names of the ladies.
Badly written.
So a guy, with a drinking and drug problem, comes to your house and tells you that he thinks (no proof) that your husband stole $3 million while in Iraq. And you believe him? And you conspire to commit multiple crimes to find out?
The initial theft is implausible. His entire unit is blown up and he stops to steal money.
Why stake out Caleb's house when it is an FBI substation. Why not just ask one of the FBI guys to watch his car. And why call the guy Caleb for the first half of the show and then suddenly change to calling him Latham.
How did the girls get the money from the crazy dude? They supposedly set him up to take the fall, but what if he lived. He would have just told the cops how it went down and the names of the ladies.
Badly written.
