Craig Matheson

And there was a pair of gloves, those nitrile gloves, and one of them had what looked like tissue. And when I say tissue, I mean human tissue on the glove.

Detectives started fanning out and doing a canvas of neighbors of Sherry's, seeing whether they either saw something or heard anything. And several of Sherry's neighbors indicated that they either heard what sounded like a relatively loud, violent argument on Saturday morning, which would have been January 2 at approximately 8 a.m.,

Detectives started fanning out and doing a canvas of neighbors of Sherry's, seeing whether they either saw something or heard anything. And several of Sherry's neighbors indicated that they either heard what sounded like a relatively loud, violent argument on Saturday morning, which would have been January 2 at approximately 8 a.m.,

Detectives started fanning out and doing a canvas of neighbors of Sherry's, seeing whether they either saw something or heard anything. And several of Sherry's neighbors indicated that they either heard what sounded like a relatively loud, violent argument on Saturday morning, which would have been January 2 at approximately 8 a.m.,

But there was also a neighbor that saw a man who met the description of Eric Christensen kind of loitering around Sherry's vehicle. What was important about this neighbor having seen someone who met Christensen's description near Sherry's vehicle is by the time law enforcement got there on the 5th, that car is gone. Christensen immediately became a person that law enforcement wanted to talk to.

But there was also a neighbor that saw a man who met the description of Eric Christensen kind of loitering around Sherry's vehicle. What was important about this neighbor having seen someone who met Christensen's description near Sherry's vehicle is by the time law enforcement got there on the 5th, that car is gone. Christensen immediately became a person that law enforcement wanted to talk to.

But there was also a neighbor that saw a man who met the description of Eric Christensen kind of loitering around Sherry's vehicle. What was important about this neighbor having seen someone who met Christensen's description near Sherry's vehicle is by the time law enforcement got there on the 5th, that car is gone. Christensen immediately became a person that law enforcement wanted to talk to.

Eric Christensen was a big guy. He had to go about 6'2", 6'3". He was probably about 220. He was balding and kept his hair cut very short. almost to the scalp. He had a long chin beard that he would typically braid, would often wear kilts. He claimed some Scottish heritage.

Eric Christensen was a big guy. He had to go about 6'2", 6'3". He was probably about 220. He was balding and kept his hair cut very short. almost to the scalp. He had a long chin beard that he would typically braid, would often wear kilts. He claimed some Scottish heritage.

Eric Christensen was a big guy. He had to go about 6'2", 6'3". He was probably about 220. He was balding and kept his hair cut very short. almost to the scalp. He had a long chin beard that he would typically braid, would often wear kilts. He claimed some Scottish heritage.

you know, they were building their case. So they weren't there to arrest Christensen, but what they wanted to do is get him, you know, tie him to some sort of statement. Maybe he would admit to the crime. Maybe he would give them information to lead them in a different direction. Betts had the presence of mind to essentially do a man-on-the-street type of interview. Got his recorder out,

you know, they were building their case. So they weren't there to arrest Christensen, but what they wanted to do is get him, you know, tie him to some sort of statement. Maybe he would admit to the crime. Maybe he would give them information to lead them in a different direction. Betts had the presence of mind to essentially do a man-on-the-street type of interview. Got his recorder out,

you know, they were building their case. So they weren't there to arrest Christensen, but what they wanted to do is get him, you know, tie him to some sort of statement. Maybe he would admit to the crime. Maybe he would give them information to lead them in a different direction. Betts had the presence of mind to essentially do a man-on-the-street type of interview. Got his recorder out,

asked Christensen if he's willing to, you know, talk to law enforcement, you know, that they're out looking for Sherry Harlan. And Christensen agreed.

asked Christensen if he's willing to, you know, talk to law enforcement, you know, that they're out looking for Sherry Harlan. And Christensen agreed.

asked Christensen if he's willing to, you know, talk to law enforcement, you know, that they're out looking for Sherry Harlan. And Christensen agreed.

In November of, I think it was November 14th of 2009, he was sentenced to do 30 days in jail for an unlawful possession of weapons charge in Snohomish County. So from November 14th till December 11th of 2009, he had been in jail on that weapons charge.

In November of, I think it was November 14th of 2009, he was sentenced to do 30 days in jail for an unlawful possession of weapons charge in Snohomish County. So from November 14th till December 11th of 2009, he had been in jail on that weapons charge.

In November of, I think it was November 14th of 2009, he was sentenced to do 30 days in jail for an unlawful possession of weapons charge in Snohomish County. So from November 14th till December 11th of 2009, he had been in jail on that weapons charge.

Sherry had met Dan Young on a dating platform several months prior to her moving out of her habitation with Christensen.