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Later on, the polygraph examiner asks him about that.

Later on, the polygraph examiner asks him about that.

Clint said that a few minutes after he'd been woken up by the family dog, he noticed that Holly's car was still in the garage, even though she was supposed to be in school.

Clint said that a few minutes after he'd been woken up by the family dog, he noticed that Holly's car was still in the garage, even though she was supposed to be in school.

Clint said that a few minutes after he'd been woken up by the family dog, he noticed that Holly's car was still in the garage, even though she was supposed to be in school.

Clint said he believed it was a man and a woman facing each other. This is the description of the male figure that he gave to investigators, about 5'10 or 11", 200 pounds, and a bit larger on top, almost as if he used to work out but stopped. Clint also described him as having dark hair long enough to cover his neck.

Clint said he believed it was a man and a woman facing each other. This is the description of the male figure that he gave to investigators, about 5'10 or 11", 200 pounds, and a bit larger on top, almost as if he used to work out but stopped. Clint also described him as having dark hair long enough to cover his neck.

Clint said he believed it was a man and a woman facing each other. This is the description of the male figure that he gave to investigators, about 5'10 or 11", 200 pounds, and a bit larger on top, almost as if he used to work out but stopped. Clint also described him as having dark hair long enough to cover his neck.

He says he didn't recognize the man's voice, but said it sounded gravelly, like a smoker's voice. Clint says he just kept telling himself it must have been Holly's boyfriend, Drew, taking her turkey hunting. He didn't know what his mom knew, that that man couldn't have been Drew, because that morning, Drew was turkey hunting 22 miles away.

He says he didn't recognize the man's voice, but said it sounded gravelly, like a smoker's voice. Clint says he just kept telling himself it must have been Holly's boyfriend, Drew, taking her turkey hunting. He didn't know what his mom knew, that that man couldn't have been Drew, because that morning, Drew was turkey hunting 22 miles away.

He says he didn't recognize the man's voice, but said it sounded gravelly, like a smoker's voice. Clint says he just kept telling himself it must have been Holly's boyfriend, Drew, taking her turkey hunting. He didn't know what his mom knew, that that man couldn't have been Drew, because that morning, Drew was turkey hunting 22 miles away.

Then Clint saw the man and Holly wearing a bright pink shirt walk into the woods.

Then Clint saw the man and Holly wearing a bright pink shirt walk into the woods.

Then Clint saw the man and Holly wearing a bright pink shirt walk into the woods.

He says at some point his mom told him over the phone to go grab a gun and shoot the man. After he watched his sister walk away with the man, he says he went and grabbed his dad's .38 Colt Special and started to follow them.

He says at some point his mom told him over the phone to go grab a gun and shoot the man. After he watched his sister walk away with the man, he says he went and grabbed his dad's .38 Colt Special and started to follow them.

He says at some point his mom told him over the phone to go grab a gun and shoot the man. After he watched his sister walk away with the man, he says he went and grabbed his dad's .38 Colt Special and started to follow them.

Clint says that's when his neighbor showed up and told him about the scream her son had heard a few minutes before. After an hour and a half long interview, the polygraph examiner straps Clint up to the machine. Time for the moment of truth.

Clint says that's when his neighbor showed up and told him about the scream her son had heard a few minutes before. After an hour and a half long interview, the polygraph examiner straps Clint up to the machine. Time for the moment of truth.

Clint says that's when his neighbor showed up and told him about the scream her son had heard a few minutes before. After an hour and a half long interview, the polygraph examiner straps Clint up to the machine. Time for the moment of truth.