And over the course of a conversation, guilty people say all sorts of things to persuade others that they are telling the truth. That is how criminal investiga

And over the course of a conversation, guilty people say all sorts of things to persuade others that they are telling the truth. That is how criminal investigators catch many guilty people, that and body language combined with context. And saying things like: they even searched my house 4 times, I couldn't have carried the body, they even searched my incinerator, they couldn't find anything, shows an excessive and unnecessary intention to persuade, typical of guilty people. It could just be her baseline, as an overly justificative person raised in a certain way. Each sentence in isolation by itself is not indicative of guilt, but these are red flags that indicate a direction where to dig deeper, as there could be some deception going on here. of course the full interview text would be needed, we cant conclude anything based on a couple of loose sentences here and there.