>The gist of it is that Fleet didn't get his way. The Ramseys
>were supposed to go down for the murder but they didn't. The
>plan failed. That is why his behavior became outrageous in
>the days and months and years following the murder. He's
>still nutz and doesn't understand why his plan fell
>completely through.

Are you implying that Fleet committed this crime and then attempted to frame the Ramseys for the murder?

If that's the case, I have to disagree. While the police seem to have focused on the Ramseys, I saw no indication that they were "framed". Since Fleet had a key, he could easily have entered and exited and left ALL doors and windows locked, he would have left the other materials (cord, tape, practice note and bludgeoning object) hidden somewhere in the house. He could easily have obtained articles of the Ramseys clothes that he could have put blood on. Because he was good friends with them he would have had access to things that could easily implicate them.

I don't think Fleet did it.I think he became convinced by the BPD and Steve Thomas that they were involved and he became suspicious and afraid of the Ramseys.