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It sure looks to me like they are going to trying to make us believe that John is guilty, e.g., his flash-back of working on the computer after Marlena had just said he wasn’t working during his rehabilitation. Of course that just makes me believe in his innocences even more.
that smile on his face during the flashback. Looked kind of sneaky-smile. But maybe we’re supposed to believe that. I have a feeling this could be a very complex SL.
than he is admitting, even to Marlena, but do I believe he’s another Bernie Madoff ….. Hell, No! I’m also curious that the bank statements were going to Alice, which would indicate that she was aware of the situation, and I cannot believe that Alice Horton would have anything to do with bilking people out of their hard earned money. No, I think by the time this gets even close to resolving itself, we will be well into, November sweeps, and solved by Christmas; and John will be acquitted of any crime (I hope); but, between now and then, I think a lot of other people will be involved, who probably have not even come into the story line yet ….. like Roman, maybe. I don’t know why, but he seemed awfully stand-offish to me yesterday with Marlena and with John. Could he be involved somehow? I just found it shocking that these statements had been coming to Alice for years and no one knew it????
close it is to the story in the Salem books by Sherri Anderson except John wasn’t the thief in the book!
must have been a former accountant. If so, that would mean we should have some pretty accurate details…hopefully.
Being a former stockbroker with Kidder Peabody and Paine Webber, I’ll be keeping a close eye on that end of it.
Alice lived alone and so why would her family go thru her mail and see the statements . My family does not read my mail .
I thought Hope said she kept it a secret from Tom so it seems this was going on before she wsas living alone.
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