Beth Karras

Well, Cheney will have to tell us the exact crimes, but it was like failure to report her child.

It was like neglect charges, nothing to do with homicide.

That would be down the road.

But that seemed to be right because it didn't make sense what she was saying.

And she's lying to the police.

She's sending them in all these tangents that were going nowhere because she knew the truth and she wasn't telling the police the truth.

Wait a second, Cheney.

Wait a second.

Georgia drove the car home from the pound.

It was towed from the lot.

It was towed from that parking lot where she left it at the end of June, June 26, I think.

And by the time that Anthony's got the paperwork from the pound where it was, it was already July.

It may not have been the 15th, but it was early July.

Yeah.

It was July.

And then they go to the pound.

And that's where George, as he approached the car, he said he really feared he smelled something that was very familiar to him because he's a former police officer.

He really feared when the trunk was open, he was going to see something he didn't want to see.

But that didn't happen.

But the man at the pound said to him, oh, yeah, I know that smell because somebody out there was an abandoned car there.