Dave Mack

If nobody discovers the body, I'm free and clear, you know, and that way.

And I think that's the case with others who keep somebody close to them where they can watch over the remains, because it's like if somebody goes near it.

I can go out there and I can get them looking someplace else.

I control the remains.

I can keep somebody from finding it.

But if I'm if I don't see him, if I bury it out in the middle of nowhere, I don't know.

A hunter might fall over it or something.

But Joe, my question about this.

Yeah, OK.

You get the cops in the backyard.

They get a warrant.

They see that there has been there's disturbed ground in the backyard.

Yeah, not unique.

And that is kind of unique when you have two elderly women at the time, both are 67 years old.

You're not going to see them out there digging a hole for no reason.

So there had to be a reason for it.

And they want to look, how do law enforcement, because they're going to be the first ones to look at something like this.

How did they go about digging holes?

what they believe, you know, Hey, we got to find out what's in this area here before we call.

Cause it could be nothing, you know, but do they have to like dig up and see if there's something in there?