Detective

Most businesses, just because of economics, they loop everything over and, you know, your opportunity to get something is usually a matter of two or three days and it's taped over.

But as luck would have it, we were able to get the recordings from the Bristol Farms grocery store.

At that point, the car actually goes under the camera, and we have a very good view of that.

But unfortunately, you can't make out the occupants of the car or how many people are in the car.

All we're working on is the car, and it's grainy, and we can't view a license plate or anything of this nature.

And as the vehicle moves down, it gets to a point where all of the lights in the car go out.

And this occurs for a 45-minute period that the lights are off on the car.

So we are surmising that this is the point where they're laying out their crime, their victim.

They've pushed him out of the car.

They're getting him, dragging him around into a position for their advantage, probably lengthwise across the alley.

Next came the backup lights.

And in the next couple of frames, you see the vehicle come towards the camera as it backs up to get a running start to drive over this man.

And that's exactly what you see.

The backup light goes off, brake lights come on, brake lights go off, the vehicle moves forward and then past where the body is.

So they've already run him over.

They stop again as if to look back to make sure that, I mean, they've got to make sure the guy's dead.

They can't just drive off.

And then the car continues down the alley.

That was very amazing.

Hundreds of crime scenes later, it still rakes right up there.