Detective Bob Lindsay

The disposal of the body that way is just gruesome and cruel.

I think you would have seen more of a disturbance in that area than there was.

I mean, it looked like the body was, I felt it looked like the body was placed there.

The first 24, 48 hours, you're putting the puzzle together and you're still trying to figure out what's going on here.

We didn't have that piece of the puzzle planned.

We felt they lit him on fire to destroy any kind of evidence on him.

It was probably done for that reason, to try to maybe obscure his identity or any evidence that might have been transferred to him.

He said he was very good with cars and he said it was a newer model white Toyota Corolla that was leaving the cemetery.

She was kind of indifferent, which kind of shrunk me.

We felt like we got to know him a little bit.

I think he was getting that reputation from the people that he was friends with.

I think he was a young man that was trying to find his way in life, that's all.

He tried to portray himself as like, he was in the best interest of Shad.

I did this for him, I did that.

I opened a banking account for him.

I got the life insurance.

You know, like he was, he almost presented himself like a father figure to him.

There was more animosity between the two of them than him being a father figure.

We had the route basically everywhere he went that day, right?

I mean, you have him getting into a car with a guy he had a disturbance with two days earlier.