Courtney Browen

Six-year-old Zaire told investigators that Celeste physically removed Amari from the hotel room on the night in question and said that she was taking her to the bad kids hospital. But Celeste tried to play off the bad kids hospital as a statement she often made when Amari was misbehaving.

Six-year-old Zaire told investigators that Celeste physically removed Amari from the hotel room on the night in question and said that she was taking her to the bad kids hospital. But Celeste tried to play off the bad kids hospital as a statement she often made when Amari was misbehaving.

Six-year-old Zaire told investigators that Celeste physically removed Amari from the hotel room on the night in question and said that she was taking her to the bad kids hospital. But Celeste tried to play off the bad kids hospital as a statement she often made when Amari was misbehaving.

From here, detectives would only find more discrepancies within Celeste's story. Receipts at the BP gas station showed no purchases by either Celeste or Brittany when they both said that they had been there that night.

From here, detectives would only find more discrepancies within Celeste's story. Receipts at the BP gas station showed no purchases by either Celeste or Brittany when they both said that they had been there that night.

From here, detectives would only find more discrepancies within Celeste's story. Receipts at the BP gas station showed no purchases by either Celeste or Brittany when they both said that they had been there that night.

And when confronted with this, the investigators also noticed that Celeste and Brittany's stories were similar, but specific details were completely different, almost like they had rehearsed things, but not well enough. For instance, the description of that crackhead neighbor was different. And so was the man who they claimed was luring children behind the hotel.

And when confronted with this, the investigators also noticed that Celeste and Brittany's stories were similar, but specific details were completely different, almost like they had rehearsed things, but not well enough. For instance, the description of that crackhead neighbor was different. And so was the man who they claimed was luring children behind the hotel.

And when confronted with this, the investigators also noticed that Celeste and Brittany's stories were similar, but specific details were completely different, almost like they had rehearsed things, but not well enough. For instance, the description of that crackhead neighbor was different. And so was the man who they claimed was luring children behind the hotel.

Investigators knew that they were both somehow involved, but they needed more information. So Detective Conaway once again went over Celeste's timeline from Saturday, November 20th up until she discovered that Amari was missing. And this is a tactic that detectives use to catch people in lies. They'll get you to tell your story over and over again, asking specific questions about every detail.

Investigators knew that they were both somehow involved, but they needed more information. So Detective Conaway once again went over Celeste's timeline from Saturday, November 20th up until she discovered that Amari was missing. And this is a tactic that detectives use to catch people in lies. They'll get you to tell your story over and over again, asking specific questions about every detail.

Investigators knew that they were both somehow involved, but they needed more information. So Detective Conaway once again went over Celeste's timeline from Saturday, November 20th up until she discovered that Amari was missing. And this is a tactic that detectives use to catch people in lies. They'll get you to tell your story over and over again, asking specific questions about every detail.

And when you're telling the truth, recalling those details shouldn't be that hard. However, when you're lying, they are. After a few hours of questioning, Celeste was obviously irritated and she continued to argue with them, especially when they brought up the family members that she claimed to have babysat that night.

And when you're telling the truth, recalling those details shouldn't be that hard. However, when you're lying, they are. After a few hours of questioning, Celeste was obviously irritated and she continued to argue with them, especially when they brought up the family members that she claimed to have babysat that night.

And when you're telling the truth, recalling those details shouldn't be that hard. However, when you're lying, they are. After a few hours of questioning, Celeste was obviously irritated and she continued to argue with them, especially when they brought up the family members that she claimed to have babysat that night.

At this point in the interview, detectives bring up something extremely disturbing. During their talk with Amari's sister, Zaire, she mentioned that Celeste would often use a napkin to put the kids to sleep. But when they bring this up to Celeste, she plays dumb and says that the little girl is lying.

At this point in the interview, detectives bring up something extremely disturbing. During their talk with Amari's sister, Zaire, she mentioned that Celeste would often use a napkin to put the kids to sleep. But when they bring this up to Celeste, she plays dumb and says that the little girl is lying.

At this point in the interview, detectives bring up something extremely disturbing. During their talk with Amari's sister, Zaire, she mentioned that Celeste would often use a napkin to put the kids to sleep. But when they bring this up to Celeste, she plays dumb and says that the little girl is lying.

She also changes the subject and says that Amari and Zaire are very difficult children who fight all the time. But Celeste said that they never addressed the fights professionally because they believed that they would be falsely targeted for abusing the children when it was really just them fighting. But it was clear to detectives when they spoke to Zaire that she was very afraid of Celeste.

She also changes the subject and says that Amari and Zaire are very difficult children who fight all the time. But Celeste said that they never addressed the fights professionally because they believed that they would be falsely targeted for abusing the children when it was really just them fighting. But it was clear to detectives when they spoke to Zaire that she was very afraid of Celeste.