Deborah Roberts

Exactly.

And that's what we started to think early on.

Well, Anna, I want to dig a little bit more.

I want you to just stay with us.

We're going to have to take a quick break.

But things started to shift pretty quickly in this case because of surveillance footage, which plays a big role in a lot of our stories.

So when we come back, we're going to take a look at how this investigation shifted.

So stay with us.

We'll be right back.

We rebuild Darko on our own.

Welcome back to 2020 The After Show.

I'm sitting here getting details from our last 2020 report with Anna Garcia, a contributor and true crime reporter who brought this story to us on Friday night's episode.

It centers around the mysterious disappearance of 19-year-old Kenya Monhaie.

Just two days after she goes missing, a woman who owned a Denver area bakery called police about Travis Forbes.

Anna, this was a big moment that began to help investigators connect some dots in this case.

That Travis wasn't exactly this clean cut guy that everybody thought he was.

It's amazing to me how surveillance video plays such a huge part in these investigations and so many of these stories that I have done and that you have done too.

Well, the local media gets wind that police are doing this investigation, that things are sort of turning in this case.

And then Travis starts talking on television, which is like really shocking.

Why would he do that?