Candy Finnigan

it's not something you see on any kind of given day and the guy's just waking up and so he sees what he thinks is holly and her boyfriend but

They're kneeling.

They're not in a way that he would expect them to be.

And that's a very important point here because he didn't take immediate corrective action because he thought that Drew was breaking up with Holly.

He sees Holly kneeling.

He hears her say no.

You start putting it all together and you realize he didn't want to insert himself into that situation.

He didn't see it as dangerous.

Somebody on their knees kneeling.

If they're both kneeling, that's not a dangerous situation, Nancy.

Extensive searches of the area around the Bobo home are conducted on foot and with dogs.

An hour and a half, her cell phone traveled throughout Decatur County.

The phone tracks north to a wooded area near I-40, stops moving between 8.30 a.m.

and 9 a.m., and begins moving again as it pings back south toward the Bobo residence, but not on the same route.

The blood drop, as you just mentioned, Nancy, that's actually the real big indicator that there was probably an injury that was bleeding profusely enough that it would fall off of her body.

And by the way, the blood did test as

for Holly Bobo.

Now, Clint has to assume it's his sister's blood when he sees it, which most of us would.

The bigger of the two

It could have happened anyway.