Ana Garcia

It seems a bit extreme, but okay, maybe he's a reflective soul.

Travis Forbes was a baker of granola bars, and he rented some space in this bakery.

And that van, that creepy white van, is what he would use to deliver his granola bars around Denver.

So now you have the name of Travis Forbes popping up two times.

Once, claims to be the last person to have seen

Kenya alive and now the woman that he rents the space from is accusing him of stealing money from the office because she reviewed surveillance video and she sees this video of her office and she sees Travis walking in.

He's got these big rubber gloves on and she's like, what the heck is he doing in my office?

And why is he turning off all the security cameras?

Almost.

Almost.

all the security cameras and she's got some money missing.

So she calls police and it turns out to be, you know, the mother load of evidence, digital evidence.

That is the question of the century, Deborah.

Why?

Why would you do this?

Why send the text message?

He inserts himself into this.

You know, if he had never sent that text message, if he had never spoken on TV, chances are

We may never have connected Travis to this case.

Isn't that bizarre?