Blayne Alexander

It was striking because as you went through the investigation, it was very clear that David had thought this through.

I mean, David really, I mean, you would think, thought of everything.

The fact that he switched license plates, switched it again, switched it again.

I mean, he really thought all of this through.

Colombian Spanish, that's different than... There's a distinction.

Yes.

What's that?

Even put down the sun visor when he was going through that.

That one really got me.

It's really striking.

It really, really is striking.

Ah!

to ask, I mean, this is your first time doing a Dateline.

I would assume that this is your first time really kind of like diving in and following an investigator with such detail as they go through a case, right?

You interview law enforcement all the time, but it's different when you do it for Dateline.

Did this kind of give you a different perspective or a different insight when you look into the work that detectives do on these cases?

You know, I think here's why I get so excited talking to you, Jose, among many reasons, but I've never spoken to anybody doing their first Dateline episode.

It was always the questions directed at me.

And so to hear this coming from you, it's so exciting.

It's so interesting to hear your perspective of what it was like doing this for the first time.