Collier Landry Boyle

She was right there on the floor where I left her. And I said, oh my God, now what?

She was right there on the floor where I left her. And I said, oh my God, now what?

And then I went to kind of battle stations looking for a pulse and looking for a breath, and I said, oh my God.

And then I went to kind of battle stations looking for a pulse and looking for a breath, and I said, oh my God.

All went downhill from there.

All went downhill from there.

This is unbelievable that this has occurred. You know, like, oh my God. I just can't look at this.

This is unbelievable that this has occurred. You know, like, oh my God. I just can't look at this.

Oh, boy. She looked, in a sense, she looked serene and quiet, as if she was sleeping. You know, in a sense, she looked peaceful. I just couldn't, I just emotionally could not look at her body like that, her face.

Oh, boy. She looked, in a sense, she looked serene and quiet, as if she was sleeping. You know, in a sense, she looked peaceful. I just couldn't, I just emotionally could not look at her body like that, her face.

I mean, the fact that she was dead.

I mean, the fact that she was dead.

And the reason I tied it, I didn't want the bag to come off.

And the reason I tied it, I didn't want the bag to come off.

Positive. I am positive, which is all part of my panic. I was like, what am I going to do? What do I do? I don't know what to do. And somewhere in all that disjointed thinking came the idea, oh, I could take the body up to Erie and bury the body.

Positive. I am positive, which is all part of my panic. I was like, what am I going to do? What do I do? I don't know what to do. And somewhere in all that disjointed thinking came the idea, oh, I could take the body up to Erie and bury the body.

The stupid jackhammer was in the car. It was just an incidental thing.

The stupid jackhammer was in the car. It was just an incidental thing.

So I think those were just happenstances.

So I think those were just happenstances.