Detective Carter

No.

He was actually dumping Susanna's body in the woods and then losing his gun and freaking out because he can't find his gun because it's pitch black out there.

That's him running around.

It's interesting that those phone records put him at that remote location where the remains and gun are found twice.

The nighttime when Susanna goes missing and then the next morning.

Our theory is that he goes back to the woods.

We assume he's looking for the gun that he dropped.

So we also got like his Google search history.

He is on Google zooming in on the wooded area where he leaves her.

Safari searched for how long does it take a body to decompose.

We entered a plea of not guilty.

They didn't do their job.

They didn't do their due diligence.

I think there were some feelings from many in the community that the police didn't care about Susana, about her being missing because she was Hispanic.

And while I didn't feel that way and I don't think the police felt that way, I think that was a feeling in the community at the time.

When I was looking into Miles, I located a lot of documented history and encounters we had with him where it seemed like he kind of targeted women.

Me and Miles Bryant were friends from fifth grade all the way up to tenth grade.

We kind of stopped talking a little bit, but then after graduation he hit me up to start talking again.

He was asking me about his ex-girlfriend a lot and I kind of got like an icky feeling

Alicia Bates told him, I don't want to deal with you anymore.