James Addy

He said he saw a short white guy driving the car.

It's gonna be a while.

Glenn McSparran had a brief verbal exchange with this older white male, and the other individual indicated that Glenn needed to go around a different way.

We all know that technology plays a big part of solving murder cases now.

But at this point, police in this case don't have Molly's cell phone.

Molly Watson's cell phone was not found at the scene of her murder.

This discovery is pretty amazing.

I mean, the deputy was not out searching for evidence.

He was driving back to the crime scene in the dark.

He's got the good sense to pick it up.

And boy, is it going to turn out to be important.

The crime scene is in the middle of nowhere in Monroe County, Missouri.

So this is a low water crossing.

You can kind of see the roadway on the other side.

It is an unpaved gravel road.

It's a low-water crossing, so it's muddy at points.

At this muddy crime scene, right where that witness says he saw a man driving what he called a grandma car, investigators find remarkably well-preserved tire tracks.

There were tire impressions which were along the edge of the road.

there was a embankment and there appeared to be markings that looked like two O's.

What appeared to be lettering from a sidewall of the tire, there were what appeared to be double O's.