discussed going
to Barbados. He had been to Barbados recently, and he said he told Mr. Cotham he would
like to return.

       The Defendant gave a second post-arrest statement on November 2, 2010. He
acknowledged the conversation he had with Mr. Cotham about a crisscross killing but said
it was “more kind of in jest.” When asked if the agreement about a crisscross killing was
dropped, he said, “Yes sir. I mean it was almost an immediate thing.” He said Mr. Cotham
mentioned it again a couple of days later and offered him $10,000 to kill a man. He said he
told Mr. Cotham he could not do it. He said Mr. Cotham did not ask how much the
Defendant would pay him to kill the victim. He said hefinances or divorce. He told Mr. Cotham that he and the victim were about three
weeks away from signing the final divorce documents. Mr. Cotham knew the Defendant was
talking to another woman about marriage.

       The Defendant said that after the crime, Mr. Cotham stated that he had talked to Ms.
Addington and that everyone who lived at her house was going to say Mr. Cotham had been
there on the day of the homicide. He denied he and Mr. Cotham were going to Barbados
together to get away. The Defendant said he had been to Barbados recently and had invited
Mr. Cotham to go the next time he went. The Defendant said his next trip was to have been
to Florida with his son in October 2010. The