Detective Brian Martin

We used our fire department.

They searched via boat.

They searched going into the water, and they also searched with sonar.

And they also searched the areas where the dams are because those are endpoints for our river where oftentimes we've discovered bodies.

And no evidence of Kevin was ever found in the river or along the riverbanks.

At one point, the female source was shown a handgun and asked what the handgun was for to this male.

And the male said he was going to take care of this problem, referring to, we can only assume, Kevin Wynn.

The male went upstairs.

She heard more arguing.

She heard what she believed to be a gunshot, and then a body hit the floor.

The female source stated that at this time she observed what she believed to be Kevin's body wrapped in plastic and carried downstairs.

She later gave a version of the story which involved Kevin being brought downstairs, but then the assistance of two men who worked for a tree service company, she believed ran Kevin's body through a wood chipper in the backyard of the residence.

Can you imagine?

I think it's more of a movie thing.

I don't think anybody can even fathom what that would look like and the debris field that that would leave.

Law enforcement was able to confirm that there did not appear to be any human remains of any type or substance located at that residence where the wood chipper would have been used on Kevin.

There is always a possibility that Kevin wandered off and doesn't want to be found.

I find that highly unlikely due to the way we do things in today's society.

Our names, our social security numbers, our date of birth.

I find it very hard to believe that Kevin fell off the grid and is just living someplace and his name has never popped up.