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And we had a tracker that was going off on Kevin's vehicle all throughout the Pawnee grasslands.

That concerned me enough that he is destroying evidence.

I wanted to get out here and see what he's doing.

Donnie Robbins is a no-nonsense lawman who has spent a lifetime working major crimes.

He's running this investigation.

Do you think at this point that Kevin Eastman is dangerous?

And then you're thinking, uh-oh.

So that's when I decided I probably needed to drive by there to see exactly what was going on with that smoke.

Upon his arrival at Troy Bunnell's, he sees who he positively identifies as Kevin Eastman wearing a baseball cap and tending this fire.

It's a very rural area.

Some people burn their trash.

What was uncomfortable is he couldn't see Heather Frank.

He could see Kevin Eastman.

The other thing about Donnie Robbins at that point, though, is he has no backup.

He's out there by himself.

He's not in a marked car.

He's looking at a guy who's got a warrant for murder.

At that point in time, we don't even have a search warrant for that property.

So while the suspect is occupied at the burn pit, Robbins makes a quick detour to survey that river crossing.

But when he returns to the Bunnell property, Eastman is driving away.