Detective Bob Lindsay

As soon as he gets in my car, his phone goes dead.

You have him on video getting into a way compact car.

You have a way compact car to model the cemetery when the body's burning in the background or the brush at the time.

And you have eyewitness saying it was a way Toyota Corolla.

We find a way Toyota Corolla at his house.

And then we have him saying, I dropped them off at the library on the corner.

But yet there's no activity on this kid's phone right after we would pick them up.

They said it's not there, it's close, pretty close, but it's not there.

I know they went to the trunk.

They vacuumed the trunk out several times, different parts of the car, and barely nothing was revealed from it.

We were in touch with the insurance company and their investigators and they tried to hold off as long as they could because we did tell them our concerns.

They came back with absolutely no records at all.

They could set something up for somebody who's been wanting to come forward that's afraid.

But I don't think there's any reason to be afraid, to be honest with you.

I don't know how anybody could live with themselves.

We just need somebody to come forward just to get us over that hump, and I think it could be on Ruben's side of the equation.

You know, somebody closer to them and that knows something.

It's still being looked at, and we're still optimistic it'll be solved.

So don't sleep easy, I would say.