What if Judas didn't do it?

[Ferrocyanide]

Do you think that is something that makes sense?

From what I recall, the issue wasn't that Judas didn't believe Jesus was the Christ, but rather that all the disciples believed Jesus had come to overthrow the government and establish a kingdom. So, the motive would be that Judas expected Jesus to resist arrest and kickstart the revolution. The regret he later feels for betraying innocent blood comes from seeing that Jesus didn't resist.

Here's another quote from the chapter above. 

"Judas did not, however, believe that Christ would permit Himself to be arrested... Since He had escaped so many snares, thought Judas, He certainly would not now allow Himself to be taken. Judas decided to put the matter to the test. If Jesus really was the Messiah, the people, for whom He had done so much, would rally about Him, and would proclaim Him king. This would forever settle many minds that were now in uncertainty. Judas would have the credit of having placed the king on David's throne. And this act would secure to him the first position, next to Christ, in the new kingdom."

I am curious. From which book are you getting those lines from?
Also, if it was you, wouldn’t you ask Jesus about his mission rather than just deciding “Let me go and tell the cops where Jesus is located.”

Again, I’ll ask. If Jesus points to you and tells you are going to betray him, would you betray him?
Does it make sense that Judas just ignores that at the supper and just goes on with his betrayal?
Would Judas or you just ignore it? You wouldn’t talk about it at all with Jesus?