Detective Pena

So she needed to get towels.

One of the things that bothered us both very much were the contents of the vehicle.

So why would Taylor change in the back of the car?

She didn't change in the car.

Why wouldn't he go into the home and put on a swimsuit?

Laura Day had told Detective Pena and Ilse that it was Taylor's idea to go to the beach that day.

And that was very important to her story, that it was never

Her idea, it was always Taylor's idea.

We start listening to personal calls that she was making from the Nueces County Jail.

And she says something like, we never even went to the house that day.

We never even went to the house.

And it just clicked.

It clicked at that moment.

That matched the evidence.

That was huge because at that point we knew that almost every bit of the story that she initially told to anyone who would listen was a lie.

This was always her idea.

It was never Taylor's idea.

Detectives and myself and Andrea Zaferes all went out to the area in order to check the conditions and just kind of look at the beach and wanted Andrea Zaferes to have seen it in person because she was going to testify at trial.

When Laura Day stated that Taylor Searing's body sunk and then popped up 50 yards to the right,

The problem was that was the wrong direction.