American Vandal Season 1 Episode 2 A Limp Alibi

In American Vandal season 1 episode 2, titled "A Limp Alibi," the investigation into who spray painted 27 faculty cars in the high school parking lot continues. Dylan Maxwell, the prime suspect, claims to have a limp and uses it as an alibi for why he couldn't have been at the scene of the crime. However, his alibi falls apart when two witnesses come forward to say they saw him at the scene of the vandalism with a can of spray paint.

As the investigation deepens, the filmmakers interview various students and faculty members to try to piece together what happened. They learn that Dylan may have had a motive for wanting to vandalize the cars. He was upset with the school administration for disciplining him unfairly after he was caught using the N-word in a prank video.

The filmmakers also discover that Dylan's best friend, Alex Trimboli, may have information about his involvement in the vandalism. They sit down with Alex for an interview, but he proves to be an unreliable witness, giving contradictory statements and withholding information.

Meanwhile, Dylan's defense team hires a private investigator to uncover evidence that will clear his name. The investigator, however, turns up some incriminating information about Dylan, including a series of tweets in which he expresses a desire to "burn down the school."

As the evidence against Dylan continues to mount, the filmmakers begin to question their initial assumption that he is innocent. They start to consider other suspects, including a group of known troublemakers at the school and the assistant principal, who may have had a motive for wanting to frame Dylan.

In the end, the episode leaves viewers with more questions than answers as the investigation takes multiple twists and turns. Will Dylan be able to prove his innocence, or will he be found guilty of a crime he may or may not have committed? And if he didn't do it, who did?