obviously he thinks that he can wiggle his way out of this by creating a shadow of doubt. he probably thinks that they can't ACTUALLY prove with evidence I murdered those people, and a lawyer could argue my manifesto was entirely unrelated and taken out of context.     he basically wants the process to look soo convoluted, that they have no choice but to let him go. but that's the thinking of a deranged psychopath who knows there's only one ending in store for them. if he was truly innocent, he would have turned himself in on day 1 with an alibi and a 'wtf'.    it's pretty annoying that many guilty people try to cry innocence, thinking that if they claim innocence to the very end, that it will somehow stop them from facing the consequences of their actions.     dorner is desperate, he will say anything. even if he knows he's gonna burn for what he did, he wants people to think he could of been innocent even after he is executed. he wants to appear like the good guy who is being setup. and once that lie fails he's going to say ok I did it, BUT I was driven to it by these people who wronged me!.