Detective Daniel Hayes

The Georgia Guidestones may be America's answer to Stonehenge.

Peter, we're pulling up now.

This is the Ferris property here on the right.

It is.

We believe Gary was shot and killed based on the evidence, and we know he was burned.

What we don't know is exactly when those two things occurred.

He was trying to take the path of least resistance to get out of that house.

which at the time was down the stairs and out those side doors that led to the backyard.

Again, we get a lot of our, a lot of people get their information from Hollywood, you know, watching the movies.

And, of course, you want a lot of blood coming out.

But on the same token, has the bullet been in the floor and not been lodged in something?

Not every scene that you expect to be that way is that way.

Gary was a large guy.

We know at least one bullet didn't come out of him because we found it in his ribs.

We don't have a lot of homicides and murders in Cherokee County.

So this was my second one being named lead detective.

This is your case.

Second one ever.

And this is the first case I've been involved with with so much electronic forensic data.

You know, the cell phones, the computers, cell phone tower dumps, all these, you know, big words that I've had to research to figure out even what they were and how to utilize this data that we got to our analyst.