Detective Jason McDonald

I needed to also follow up with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to find out if there were any unidentified remains of any Jane Does that fit her genetic profile.

It was in that conversation with him on September 11th when I learned the name Sadie.

Because I asked him, who is this girl that you set Brian up with that you then drove home?

Because it wasn't mentioned in his handwritten letter what her name was.

And that's when he told me the name Sadie.

He told me roughly where she lived and that it was a 30-minute round-trip drive.

He told me that when he returned back home, there were no signs of forced entry into the house.

The lights were still on.

Nothing looked awry or, you know, tossed.

I didn't get all the answers I wanted, but he answered every question I had.

And I don't believe I have anything else to ask him unless something new comes up in the case that I need to bounce off him.

But you can't ever rule anybody completely out until you can really rule them out, right?

So I wouldn't say Gary is ruled out, nor would I say anybody is ruled out at this point because we just don't have Daphne.

There's dogs that are trained for that scent and they can be run over a property or in a residence and will alert when they come across what they feel is a decomposing smell.

There's a possibility.

We just don't have any indications or evidence right now showing that she is.

We've had this missing person entry into the national database.

It's been out there for years now.

And in my experience, when there's been no activity like that, it's usually not good.

If we find Daphne, my gut tells me that she's the victim of a homicide.