James Addy

I just kind of got a little frantic, I think.

I could tell she wasn't moving.

They wanted me to just make sure if she was alive or not.

This case takes place in the American heartland.

It's the northeastern section of the state of Missouri, Monroe County, and neighboring Randolph County, bucolic agricultural community.

Not a whole lot of industry.

The prison is one of the biggest employers.

That is the Amish.

Just farm ground.

I mean, just there's dairy cows, there's beef cows, there's mainly, for the most part, just farming.

There's probably more animals than there are people in that county.

Where my patrol car is is in the general vicinity of where we found the victim's car when we arrived on scene.

Outside of the driver's door, there were what appeared to be blood on the ground.

And then there were some drag marks in the gravel.

And ultimately, we found a deceased female in front of the vehicle.

Well, it was very obvious within the first few minutes to me that there was foul play involved.

She was essentially shot execution style.

She had been shot once in the back of the head at point-blank range.

We initially run the vehicle registration, things of that nature.

We were eventually able to figure out that the victim was Molly Watson.