>Walt Jr. called the police on him

for a domestic dispute...meanwhile Walt is the one with the knife wound.

>Skyler was going to turn against him as well since

She'd have to incriminate herself to do that (which granted she might've been willing to do at that point)

But beyond that, how is Skylar turning on Walt any different than Jesse turning on Walt? They said there wasn't enough evidence to corroborate Jesse's testimony (hence the GPS plot scheme which got those fools killed). Seems like testimony from Skylar would pose the same roadblocks. And even more so because she didn't have half as much dirt on Walt as Jesse did.


>willing to slash him with the knife in anger for ***DEA
>agent*** and brother-in-law Hank's death. Plus he knew Marie
>told Skyler about Hank cornering him in the desert, so I'm
>guessing he knew Marie would be involved as well.

Walt didn't kill Hank.

I don't know that Marie's account of a phone call would be considered hard evidence of anything.

And then there's the whole issue of the CD Walt made (have all of them actually been destroyed?), Walt's payments of Hank's medical bills, etc. There's a reason why Hank kept this from the rest of the DEA.