Brandon Wade

That's who we're going after.

There were two wine glasses there, both which appeared to have been used.

That was one of those moments where you feel like, you know, it was fourth and one and you got a first down.

She brought all of the equipment with her.

She brought the drugs with her.

I get the impression he's nervous, he's uncertain, but he's going along with it.

Almost immediately, he starts to go into distress.

At some point, she comes to him, and it looks like she tries to revive him a bit by patting him on the face and talking to him.

And you or I, if we found ourselves in that situation, would have been on the phone to 911 saying, oh my gosh, something terrible's happened.

We need help.

And she does none of that.

While he's on the floor.

She is literally walking around the cabin of the boat, stepping over him, grabbing her glass of wine, carrying it around the boat cabin with her.

And that's seven minutes that emergency medical personnel could have been there, could have done something, and could have reacted to the situation to save Mr. Hayes' life.

But instead, she does nothing, nothing to call for help or to fix this.

And that's the crux of the case.

We started seeing chatter from her that indicated she was either gonna move out of the country or out of the state.

We sold out our detective and made him set up a profile under a different identity and made up a whole story about him.

We then posted that out there and we reached out to Alex Tickleman through Seeking Arrangement.

No, in fact, she kind of called us out, called us a cheapskate, and told us that many of her clients pay twice that.