David had just finished explaining what happened earlier.
Most of it sounded believable.
He said he came to wake Al up, starting from the first floor because he thought Al might be there.
When he didn't find him, he went upstairs to the second floor and entered Al's room—which, conveniently, wasn't fully closed.
That part still matched the security footage.
For some reason, the recording was slightly blurry, but it was clear enough to show David and his bodyguards arriving, entering the first floor, then heading up to the second.
The part that the CCTV couldn't capture—that's where he twisted things.
In reality, he had ordered his bodyguards to subdue Al. But in his version, he turned it into a simple attempt to wake him up.
He even emphasized how Al was still asleep at an hour when he should've already been getting ready for school.
As for what happened next, it lined up closely with reality.
