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Armstrong's Navy confessions -- can we believe them? Cameron Santana and I discuss that and more

He remembered details in the same style and volume as for his Detroit confessions. The words flowed freely. He tried to remember more, when speaking to police. So when Armstrong branched out from discussing his Detroit murders and talked about his travels with the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Nimitz, claiming to kill at least 10 additional people during those 1990s tours ... can we believe it? Or was he trying to inflate his numbers? Was he loving the attention he was getting, even though he knew he was on a path to prison? Cameron Santana of the Santana True Crime podcast mulls over that over with me, along with much more about the John Eric Armstrong case. This was live last night at 8:30 p.m. Eastern, and it's now available in the replay:

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