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While Viveros found it suspicious, Janet explained that she always keeps receipts in case they were needed for financial reasons. And Terry Britt said he did not know of Holly Bobo until the morning of her abduction when it hit the news. Agent Dykus wanted to check out Britt's alibi. He says he went to the store where the Brits said they'd bought the bathtub enclosure.

While Viveros found it suspicious, Janet explained that she always keeps receipts in case they were needed for financial reasons. And Terry Britt said he did not know of Holly Bobo until the morning of her abduction when it hit the news. Agent Dykus wanted to check out Britt's alibi. He says he went to the store where the Brits said they'd bought the bathtub enclosure.

Agent Dykus says he got all the carbon copies of the receipts from that week.

Agent Dykus says he got all the carbon copies of the receipts from that week.

According to Dykus' notes, an employee told Dykus the store didn't have surveillance footage and that the store didn't keep receipts by customer name. The person also told Dykus that he wasn't sure if Britt was in the store that day, but he recognized his face and said he'd come in several times.

According to Dykus' notes, an employee told Dykus the store didn't have surveillance footage and that the store didn't keep receipts by customer name. The person also told Dykus that he wasn't sure if Britt was in the store that day, but he recognized his face and said he'd come in several times.

Britt has insisted he was with his wife the whole day, but investigators claim they found phone records that show Britt calling his wife three times that afternoon. We reached out to Terry and Janet Britt, but didn't get a response. The FBI and TBI secured a search warrant on the house and brought trained dogs to scour his property. They were looking for the smell of human decomposition.

Britt has insisted he was with his wife the whole day, but investigators claim they found phone records that show Britt calling his wife three times that afternoon. We reached out to Terry and Janet Britt, but didn't get a response. The FBI and TBI secured a search warrant on the house and brought trained dogs to scour his property. They were looking for the smell of human decomposition.

According to the police, the dogs went around his backyard and through his cars. Police say the dogs alerted detectives to some tools as well as two of Britt's vehicles. But testing showed there was no DNA or blood there. Britt said he doesn't know why the dogs would have picked up on the scent of human decomposition and continued to deny any involvement.

According to the police, the dogs went around his backyard and through his cars. Police say the dogs alerted detectives to some tools as well as two of Britt's vehicles. But testing showed there was no DNA or blood there. Britt said he doesn't know why the dogs would have picked up on the scent of human decomposition and continued to deny any involvement.

Authorities also found some hairs on his property and in his cars. They sent the hairs to the FBI's crime lab in Quantico, Virginia, along with samples from Holly's hairbrush for comparison. This is when investigators believed that maybe they finally had what they needed to get Holly's kidnapper. Agent Walker with the U.S.

Authorities also found some hairs on his property and in his cars. They sent the hairs to the FBI's crime lab in Quantico, Virginia, along with samples from Holly's hairbrush for comparison. This is when investigators believed that maybe they finally had what they needed to get Holly's kidnapper. Agent Walker with the U.S.

Marshals Service explains what happened when the results came back from the crime lab.

Marshals Service explains what happened when the results came back from the crime lab.

According to an FBI report, investigators determined hair found in the debris among Britt's GMC van and hair in the debris from rope found inside his Dodge Caravan, quote, exhibit the same microscopic characteristics, unquote, as hair found in Holly's hairbrush.

According to an FBI report, investigators determined hair found in the debris among Britt's GMC van and hair in the debris from rope found inside his Dodge Caravan, quote, exhibit the same microscopic characteristics, unquote, as hair found in Holly's hairbrush.

The FBI report did not say what exactly those characteristics were, but this kind of test is usually a precursor to a more precise DNA test. And when they tested further, they found the hairs were not a DNA match to Holly. When asked about the hair with the same characteristics as Holly's, Terry Britt said, I don't see how that's possible.

The FBI report did not say what exactly those characteristics were, but this kind of test is usually a precursor to a more precise DNA test. And when they tested further, they found the hairs were not a DNA match to Holly. When asked about the hair with the same characteristics as Holly's, Terry Britt said, I don't see how that's possible.

He did say his sister also had blonde hair, but he insisted he'd never met Holly Bobo. The investigators leading the case continued looking into Terry Britt. They wanted to know what he might say when he wasn't speaking with the police.

He did say his sister also had blonde hair, but he insisted he'd never met Holly Bobo. The investigators leading the case continued looking into Terry Britt. They wanted to know what he might say when he wasn't speaking with the police.