Detective Carter

We're just trying to document everything.

That's all we are.

No problem.

OK?

You can get up front seat, all right, man?

We don't put him in the back of a patrol car.

We actually let him sit up front in the police car, trying to make him feel comfortable, make him see, hey, we're just police officers, one-on-one friends, talking to each other.

In the interview room, we have seats where we put certain people.

Like where detectives sit, where suspects sit.

We let him sit in a detective seat.

We didn't change anything.

We wanted him to be as comfortable as possible.

So Detective Carter obviously wanted to build a rapport with him.

They're both working for the same goal, trying to accomplish the same thing, and that's find a missing girl.

So the initial plan for the interview again, just go in there, be relaxed, ask him very open and did questions.

I asked him about his gun.

Have you heard anything about the gun?

And I played dumb.

I know that your, your gun was stolen.

Do you know if it was located or anything yet?