Detective Greg Locke

So we asked her to go over there with us.

So we went outside.

She got ready and came out and joined us and we

drove over to the library first with her, started looking in the library.

I remember going up some stairs into an area where there's some cubicles that are set up for studying.

And we weren't in the library very long when we got a call saying that Michelle was now at home.

Then something odd took place.

Michelle already knew, and that puzzled me.

Michelle was already distraught and hugged her sister and she was crying.

The way they dressed, acted, was just night and day.

Greg asked to speak to them and sat in the living room.

with them, began asking some questions.

And Clara was the one who was basically being asked and was answering these questions.

She became a little more talkative.

Greg was talking about doing a follow-up interview with them when they got home, but he wanted to give the girls time to grieve and talk with their family.

So he was going to see them in another day or two up at home, I believe.

They'd do another interview with them and members of the family.

At this point, we didn't have search warrants or anything along those lines, but we just wanted to stake out the house, see who was coming and going.

We went down there and sat in a driveway a couple of houses down from there, just watching the house for a few hours.

It certainly was quite gruesome, probably the most gruesome crime scenes I've looked at from Loudoun County.