"At times I thought maybe he was even filming it for someone else,"
said Jason. But does he truly believe that or is that his way of playing with Spencer's reality. This weeks episode of Pretty Little Liars did nothing except lead the liars down a path of more confusion. Instead of getting closer to the truth, things are just digging themselves deeper and deeper to a point that its hard to tell if the truth will ever resurface, or if A buried it deep enough to eat at everyone's conscience as they walk down a road of self destruction. And we're beginning to reach a point, where no one can be trusted. Oh deceptive, lying, filthy people of Rosewood. 
The one person I was hoping would not become a suspect in the mystery of A has suddenly become the biggest red flag. Could Ezra really have gotten all that money from Jason?? Although all signs point in that direction, I honestly hope the writers are just screwing with us. After a heartwarming realization that Ezra gave up everything for the love of his life Aria, (the guy, as he exclaimed, went from being a professor to a couch potato, could he really deceive her like that? He needed quick cash fast. Maybe he saw an opportunity and fed Jason some false information in return for the reward? I find it hard to believe that Ezra could be part of the A team. But who knows, maybe Ezra knows something about that night that he isn't letting up too. Aria has been acting shady for the past couple of months now and he has never really questioned it. What kind of messed up role could sweet old Ezra be really playing in this?? Which really leaves me wondering, who does Jason have loyalty too? It seemed as though he didn't believe Spencer when he wrote out that $50,000 cash. Now, Ezra seems to have that money, which means Ezra would have turned his back on Aria. But he's still with Aria, and Jason is helping Spencer despite thinking that she has a lot to do with this. And now with Garett out of jail, who will his alliance fall with?
I doubt there is anyone that isn't creeped out by Wilden. Seriously, the man is everywhere acting like he is on to everything when really, he blows as a detective. Sure, the liars always set themselves up in the most inconvenient situations, but it doesn't prove anything. And although the "note switching"/ trap for A left Hannah with a dead end, it did help the girls track down something of high importance. After cracking the code, Jason realized that April Rose was actually a consignment shop. The note led Spencer and Jason to a bracelet or "the evidence" in Garett's case, that once belonged to Alison and has been a desired piece of evidence for a couple of years now. Yet, while Spencer was trying to keep Garett in jail, her plan backfired. The blood samples on the bracelet did not belong to Garett, which means that he is free of the charges against the murder of Alison. The question remains, who was suppose to find that note? Was the note meant for the liars? Did Garett know that Spencer's snoopy nose wouldn't be able to stay away and that she would willfully turn in evidence that would actually free him? Additionally, we can only wonder who gave Ali that bracelet in the first place and how did it get to the pawn shop?
As if Ezra being a suspect wasn't shocking enough, we now have to worry about Holden. This whole time, Holden seemed like just another boy Aria could trust. Yet after Emily revisited the address where her jacket reappeared from, she started remembering some things from that night. A little coffee diner helped her realize that she was actually there with a boy, who had a tattoo. The same tattoo that Holden was rocking at the church party. When she questioned it, he quickly washed off the permanent ink saying that it was from a party he attended. A party that he mentioned always occurred at different locations. Oh and Maya was there occasionally too. How much more cryptic could the writers get? What party? Who organizes these parties? Why do the members wear tattoo's? Why is kidnapping part of the fun?? Did Maya die at this party? Did Ali attend the parties? I'm really about to have a breakdown similar to Spencer's in this episode. I want answers just as much as the liars do, if not more. How are all these people linked? Why are they all obsessed with watching and tormenting the liars? What is the key piece of information that has been forever missing? And why does everyone have a damn alibi for everything. I'm just disappointed in the men in Aria's life this week. Disappointed.
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