Anne-Marie Green

So to me, this was, like, the first indication.

Like, very early on, I thought, oh, yeah, he's the one.

Because I just...

It just seemed like three hours was too soon to be calling the police.

And at least in the portion of the 911 call that we heard, it's not like he said, I've been everywhere.

I went to her apartment.

I called the hairdresser.

Like it just something about the 911 call seemed off.

Interesting.

Now, he does say back in 1988, he tells police that he called other people.

He says he called the babysitter, called Debbie's boss and her parents from his home phone.

But the problem with that is that it couldn't be confirmed because there was no record of these phone calls on his home phone.

And they were long distance.

So they should have been a record someplace.

Yeah.

OK, so, you know, sadly, Debbie is not a missing person for very long.

Less than two days later, police discovered her abandoned car near a construction site.

And then inside, they discovered Debbie's body face down in the trunk of her car.

She'd been strangled, but no signs of sexual assault.

So at this point, I would think the only person to look at would be Bob.